Kendall Marshall

(Robert Willett/Raleigh News & Observer)Let's start with this:“I just know the kid tells me he can’t brush his teeth yet. How the dickens can he play a basketball game if he can’t brush his teeth?” North Carolina head coach Roy Williams said Thursday. “I mean, he can go out there with bad breath, but you’ve still got to be able to play the dadgum game.”Well, at least Ol’ Roy is in a better mood.Evidently, injured point guard Kendall Marshall watched his teammates from the sidelines...Read Full Story

Kendall Marshall (photo. Jeffrey Camarati/UNC Athletics) Dime had a chance to catch up with a handful of NBA rookies at the NBA Rookie Photo Shoot last Tuesday. On Thursday, we began unrolling our Q&A’s with these future NBA stars. So far we’ve brought you Bradley Beal, John Jenkins, Meyers Leonard and Dion Waiters, and today you’ll hear from Kendall Marshall. He’s too slow, he can’t shoot, he can’t defend. That’s what people have said about UNC’s Kendall Marshall, but there’s one thing they...Read Full Story

(Chuck Liddy/Raleigh News & Observer)North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall is out of his cast following surgery on his broken right wrist.In a text message to The Associated Press yesterday, Marshall’s father Dennis said his son is wearing a removable splint now. Marshall said on Twitter he had shed the cast earlier in the afternoon.Dennis Marshall said it was still too early to know if his son could play against Ohio on Friday in the NCAA tournament’s round of 16 in St. Louis. He said...Read Full Story

Kendall Marshall will be playing basketball tonight, but it won't be with the Phoenix Suns. It will be with the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA's D-League. Marshall was assigned to the D-League by the Suns last week. In his last game in a Suns uniform before earning his demotion, the 13th overall pick in the [...]Kendall Marshall to make D-League debut tonight with Bakersfield Jam is a post by the Best Sports Blogs at BallHyped.com. View and VoteRead Full Story

Kendall Marshall (photo. Jeffrey Camarati/UNC Athletics) 13. Phoenix – Kendall Marshall 6-4, 190 lbs. PG North Carolina, Soph. With the status of Steve Nash up in the air, Phoenix is in a bind. They’ve relied on the little Canadian for so long to conduct and run their offense that outside of him, they really have no identity. What type of team are they? No one knows. Nash may not be back, so this reeks of a backup plan, and Marshall actually reminds us a lot of Nash, outside of the fact...Read Full Story