Marchelus Avery

Marchelus Avery is a notable player in the NCAA Men's Basketball (NCAAMB), known for his significant contributions to the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Standing tall at 80 inches and weighing 210 pounds, Avery has demonstrated his prowess on the basketball court, particularly in the forward position. Born in Richmond, VA, USA, Avery has grown into a key player for his team throughout his college career. In the 2024 season, Avery's performance was remarkable, showcasing his versatility and skill. Over 29 games, he amassed a total of 341 points, averaging 11.8 points per game, which speaks to his scoring ability. His overall field goal percentage was 43.5%, with a notable 35.6% from the three-point range, indicating his efficiency as a shooter. Avery also excelled in other aspects of the game, grabbing 133 rebounds (4.59 per game) and contributing 38 assists, alongside making 18 blocks and 24 steals throughout the season. His defensive rebounds stood at 86, highlighting his defensive capabilities. Avery's contribution wasn't just limited to scoring and defense; he showed commendable discipline and sportsmanship, maintaining a low number of personal fouls (57) and technical fouls (3) across the season. His true shooting percentage was an impressive 57.2%, further underlining his efficiency and effectiveness on the court. Despite playing a considerable number of minutes (646.0), Avery's performance remained consistent, showcasing his stamina and dedication to the game. His senior year achievements reflect his growth and development as a player, making him a significant asset to the Oklahoma State Cowboys and a player to watch in the NCAA Men's Basketball league.