AP Photo. If influence is a sign of power, Marshall Henderson truly is the biggest thing going in the NCAA tournament. After La Salle's stunning upset of No. 4 seed Kansas State, Explorers guard D.J. Peterson high-stepped down the court with the thumb
Ole Miss is probably in, but a win vs. Florida would erase all doubt.
Marshall Henderson didn't disappoint when he spoke with reporters at the NCAA tournament. The animated Ole Miss star held court in Kansas City on Thursday, dishing about his antics, the haters and his ultimate goal for March. Though his comments from
Marshall Henderson spent the past season antagonizing opposing crowds throughout the S.E.C. with brazen and slightly unhinged acts of on-court bravado. He also led the league in scoring—and may be among the most
Mississippi Rebels guard Marshall Henderson (22) celebrates in the second half of the game against the Wisconsin Badgers during the second round of the 2013 NCAA tournament at the Sprint Center. Mississippi won 57-46. (Photo: Denny Medley, USA
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