Marcus Sasser '22-23 Houston Highlights |

We've been tracking Sasser since his freshman season at Houston and for GOOD REASON. It’s a rare few that make it out of the small guard archetype but Marcus Sasser certainly checks the boxes. Proven two-way competitor & WINNER. Hits 3s w/a quick trigger at an efficient clip-off the dribble or catch w/ range. Attacks L & R + operates in tight spaces. Strong & shifty w/ balance. BULLDOG.
Houston's Marcus Sasser is unequivocally one of the top guards and overall two-way players in the Nation. Dynamic 6-foot-2 shot-creator with tremendous range and versatility as a scorer. Tight handle, high-level touch on floaters, and embraces physicality.
One aspect of Sasser's game that sets him apart from others is his effectiveness as a defender in ball screens. Last season, opponents turned the ball over on 50% of possesions while only converting on 6/19 shot attempts vs. Sasser in the PnR. He utilizes terrific technique, strength, physicality, lateral quickness, and an unrelenting motor to be disruptive at the point of attack.
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Welcome back Vinnie Johnson. The Micowave.

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U ain’t lyin

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Yesssir

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Not Vinnie" Zeke put him along side cade right away..

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I would love him in Miami only if we had a 2nd pick. We need another guard who can score beside Herro

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Dennis Schroder type player on next level

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Yeah I can see that. ATL Dennis was a problem