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SENIOR (2014-15): Leaves with the third-most assists (438) in program history and holds the ranking of fourth on the all-time assist-turnover list (1.70) … forced 116 steals in his Bulldog career, 10th most in school history … quarterbacked the Bulldogs to 77 assists on the season marking the fourth time in as many seasons that he has at least 75 dishes joining Kevin Hammack, Zach Urbanus and Cameron Wells as the only players to accomplish this feat in Citadel history …  finished with the highest 3-point field goal percentage (.500, 22-44) of any Bulldog with at more than 10 field goal attempts … owned the highest free throw percentage (.906, 29-32) of any Citadel player on the roster sixth in the nation in best free throw percentage … teamed with Ashton Moore to convert the second-most steals (27) of anyone on the roster … responsible for 40 assists in Southern Conference action, third most of any Bulldog … began the season with eight straight starts before suffering an injured foot that forced him to miss three contests … emerged with two double-digit scoring performances in his first eight contests including a season-high 17 points against Bob Jones where he finished 6-of-9 from the floor, knocking down four 3-pointers … also enjoyed success against Air Force (16 points) after hitting 6-of-10 from the field … established his season high in assists (seven) during a 30-minute outing in the home opener against Toccoa Falls … among his standout non-conference performances included a pair of six-assist outings against Florida State and Navy … recorded a game-high seven dishes in The Citadel’s 85-83 overtime victory at UNCG … instrumental in leading the Dogs to a 69-66 victory over Wofford as he finished with five assists and one steal … set his career high in steals (five) during a 27-minute effort at VMI where he also handed out five assists.

JUNIOR (2013-14): Became just the fourth player in program history to dish out 100 assists in consecutive seasons, joining the likes of Jimmy Tharpe, Kevin Hammack and Cameron Wells, as he finished with 131 dimes on the campaign … moved into a fourth place tie with Leon Bryant on The Citadel’s career assist list with 361 … posted the seventh-best assist-to-turnover ratio (2.02) in Citadel history … became the third Bulldog to rank in the top 150 of the NCAA in assists per game (139th-4.1) … converted 66-of-147 field goals to close with the second-best field goal percentage (.449) on the team ... opened the season with 11 points and five rebounds against VMI … one of four players to reach double figures (14 points) in the Dogs’ home opener against Presbyterian … tied his then-career-high in points (19) against Navy with a 5-of-8 performance from the field that included three 3-pointers, while handing out four assists … established a new career-high in points (22) in The Citadel’s victory over Brevard, tying Chuck Cordell, Demetrius Nelson and Greer Huguley for the best single-game free throw percentage (min. 10 attempts) in program history after converting 11-of-11 at the stripe … joined Cameron Wells as the only Citadel player to complete a double-double by virtue of assists after scoring 11 points and dishing out a program single-game record 12 assists in the 17-point victory over Georgia Southern.
 
CANADA 2013: Limited to one game during the four-day trip after suffering an ankle injury early in the second game against Windsor … finished with seven points and eight assists in 31 minutes in the opener against Windsor … secured six rebounds (five defensive) and forced four steals in the one-point loss to open the trip.
 
SOPHOMORE (2012-13): Played exclusively at point guard in all 30 starts, logging at least 30 minutes in 19 of those contests … led the team in free throw percentage (.824), assists (155) and steals (41) … dished out the second-most single-season assists (155) in program history, ranking behind only Jimmy Tharpe (179; 1985-86) … finished the season with 14 games of six or more assists … tied Tharpe’s 1984-85 mark for fifth-best  single-season assist-turnover ratio (2.0) by virtue of 155 assists-76 turnovers … climbed to 13th on The Citadel’s all-time assist list (230) … established career-highs in points (19), free throws made (12) and free throws attempted (13) in the 84-76 season opening win over VMI at the 2012 All-Military Classic … responsible for 29 assists in the opening month of the season, including a pair of nine-assist outings against VMI and Union (Ky.) … distributed a career-high 10 assists against Wofford to close out a month of January in which he totaled 51 … handed out nine assists in games against Chattanooga, Appalachian State and Furman to finish with 48 in February … forced a career-high four steals in games against Samford and Appalachian State … knocked down a career-high three 3-pointers, which resulted in 12 points, in The Citadel’s four-point January setback against Samford.
 
FRESHMAN (2011-12): Led all freshmen players from in free throws made and attempted, knocking down 42-of-60 on the season … handed out 75 assists, second most on the team, including 48 against SoCon competition … logged 578 minutes, second-most of any freshman … dished out five or more assists on four separate occasions  … one of six Bulldogs to play in all 30 contests during the 2011-12 season … made his collegiate debut against VMI in the All-Military Classic, scoring 11 points and dishing out a career-high nine assists … posted a season-best five rebounds at Elon on 2/4 … established a career-high in points, 14, in a double overtime loss at Georgia Southern on Jan. 23 … made 11 straight starts, beginning with a game at Wofford on 1/26, to end the season.
 
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2011 graduate from William H. Taft High School in San Antonio, Texas … two-star recruit by ESPN for incoming freshmen in the class of 2011 … earned three varsity letters in basketball and one in track & field … among the most highly touted point guards in the state of Texas … team reached the Final Four of the Texas Basketball State 5A Championships in 2011 behind San Antonio Express Coach of the Year Joey Tate … three-year starter and two-time all-district recipient … placed team 38th in the state of Texas by Rivals.com … garnered nomination to the 2010-11 McDonald’s All-America Team … also a member of head coach Daryl Richardson’s San Antonio Ro Hawks AAU team, one of the best AAU programs in Texas.
 
PERSONAL: Full name is Marshall Thomas Harris III … son of Michele and Marshall Harris II … has a sister named Miel ... considered Bradley, Santa Clara, South Alabama, and Stephen F. Austin before signing his National Letter of Intent with The Citadel … majoring in business.