George Marshall Jr., PG
5'11" :: 175 lbs.
Class of 2011
Chicago (IL) Brooks College Prep
AAU: Mac Irvin Fire / Illinois Warriors
::: RANKINGS UPDATED JULY 5 :::
Rankings
Scout: 3 Stars * * * (#22 PG)
Rivals: 3 Stars * * * (#26 PG/#130 overall) Previous: #24 > #25/#112 > #27/#130
ESPN/Scouts, Inc. grade: 91 (#35 > #34 > #31 > #33 PG)
Honors
2010 Honorable Mention All-City (Sun-Times)
2010 Honorable Mention All-Area (Sun-Times)
2009 All-City Team (CPLBCA)
Recent Press
2010 ChicagoHoops.com Spring Tip-Off Classic - ChicagoHoops.com (3/29/10)
Arizona, Wake Forest Interested in George Marshall - MidState Hoops (1/15/10)
Marshall Adds a Big 10 Scholarship Offer from Wisconsin to his Collection - ChicagoHoops.com (11/16/09)
Chicago Brooks Star Enjoys a Strong Unofficial Visit to Wisconsin - ChicagoHoops.com (10/20/09)
No NU offer ... yet - PurpleReign.com (7/15/09)
The Verbal
Chicago point guard commits to Badgers - Madison.com (1/19/10)
Bo Ryan, Howard Moore and the UW Strike Again in Chicago - ChicagoHoops.com (1/19/10)
The Hype
George Marshall Among Best Student-Athletes - MidState Hoops (6/16/09)
Grades & Game - 773 Hoops (4/24/09)
Marshall plan: Soph leads Brooks rally - Chicago Sun-Times (3/13/09)
Super sophs carry Brooks - Chicago Sun-Times (12/26/08)
Are these young Eagles ready to soar? - Chicago Sun-Times (6/28/08)
Brooks rolls past Harlan - Chicago Sun-Times (1/22/08)
George Marshall Journal #1 - IllinoisHSbasketball.com (1/6/08)
Audio/Video
Interview: A Young Man Chi-Town Can Be Proud Of - YouTube (2/1/10)
Stats
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Additional Info
2009-10 Schedule :: Chicago Sun-Times
Photos
Video: Dusty May previews return to Big Ten play
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Dusty May met with assembled media via Zoom on Monday morning to preview
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Posts
Committed to Wisconsin
ReplyDeleteIllinois Prep Bullseye named Marshall one of the top 5 players they observed at the Swish 'N Dish Spring Warmup tourney this month in Mequon:
ReplyDelete"After (Wayne) Blackshear, we thought that Marshall was the Fire's second best player in their game versus All-Ohio Red and he was also a vital ingredient in helping the Fire reach the championship in the platinum bracket of the 17-under age division. The bottom line is that Marshall simply did whatever was necessary to help his team win games. When he had to put points on the board he did just that, but he also proved to be equally effective as a playmaker and distributor. Yes, he can still get wild and needs to tone it down at times, but overall he was most solid. Marshall is still finding his niche now that he is with the Fire, but he is already beginning to make a difference. There is no doubt in our mind that he can be an immediate contributor at the University Of Wisconsin."
Marshall will play for a new head coach during his senior season at Brooks, as Chris Head was let go in June.
ReplyDeleteMarshall reiterated his commitment to Wisconsin yesterday and told Badger247 that he knows a few of the guys who might be in the running for the vacant coaching position (no names though).
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