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    Marshall Taylor

    Class:
    Senior
    Hometown:
    Philadelphia, Pa.
    High School:
    West Catholic
    Height / Weight:
    6-4 / 206
    Position:
    Swing
    Birthdate:
    01/27/1987

    GENERAL...A multi-faceted, skilled talent who comes from an established basketball background...Athletic player with a good feel for the game...Has the potential to develop into a physical force and major contributor.

    PERSONAL...Born January 22, 1987 meaning he will not turn 18 until midway through the season...Cousin Tywain McKee plays basketball for Temple...An undecided major at Siena...Possesses a good feel for the game and a great upside...Strong, offensive minded player who is athletic enough to contribute at various positions.

    BEFORE SIENA...Averaged better than 20 points per game as a senior in highly competitive Philadelphia Catholic League...Named First Team All-Catholic, and Second Team All-City senior season...Selected Third Team All Catholic as a sophomore and junior.

    The Marshall Taylor File

    Nickname: M. T.

    One thing I wish people knew about me, but don't is: I have a great sense of humor

    My favorite sports team is: Dallas Cowboys

    My favorite class at Siena is: Introduction to writing

    If I didn't play basketball, I would: Play football

    My favorite musician is: Jay-Z

    The player on the team who I relate to best is: Scoop (Antoine Jordan) Why? I admire his leadership on and off the court

    The quality I like most about Coach Lanier is: His sense of humor

    My favorite website is: www.Nike.com

    My favorite athlete is: Kobe Bryant

    My idol is: My father

    Three words that describe me: Confident, smooth and hardworking

    If I could have one announcer call my best play, it would be: "The General" Robert Lee (Voice of the Saints)

    The person I'd most like to play 1-on-1 is: Michael Jordan

    My favorite book: Cat's Cradle

    My favorite movie: Braveheart

    My favorite flavor of ice cream: Mint chocolate chip

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