Arkansas State University

Marsh, one of the outstanding guards who played at ASU, directed the Indians throughout his four-year career from 1994-98. He went on from a career with the Indians to become a successful high school coach at his alma mater, Alcoa High School in Tennessee. In 2006-07, Marsh's team posted a record of 18-14.

A member of ASU's 1,000-Point Club, Marsh ranks 14th on the career chart with 1,225 points and is ninth in free throw percentage with 813. Known for his long-range jumpers, Marsh is second in three-pointers made with 206 for his career and ninth in three-point percentage (.383). He also ranks ninth in steals with 114.

Marsh led the Indians in free throw percentage all four years, hitting over 80 percent of his shots each season. As a senior, he led his team in scoring, averaging 15.1 points per game, and ranks fourth for consecutive free throws made with 25. During Marsh's senior year, ASU posted a 20-9 record and co-Sun Belt Conference championship with Marsh at the helm.