NEW YORK — Buzz Williams has helped build a national powerhouse at Marquette in part by recruiting junior college players who slip under the radar. Current stars Darius Johnson-Odom and Jae Crowder are both junior college products excelling for the No. 11 Golden Eagles (8-0). With both players set to graduate this year, the next junior college star in the making at Marquette could be T.J. Taylor, a 6-4, 215-pound guard who will have three years of eligibility remaining after he arrives from Paris Junior College in Texas. “He’s a big guard that can shoot the ball, can play multiple positions,” Paris coach Chuck Taylor told FiveStarBasketball.com. “He’s really athletic. He’s got a great frame.” Click here to read the full story at FiveStarBasketball.com.
NEW YORK — Buzz Williams has helped build a national powerhouse at Marquette in part by recruiting junior college players who slip under the radar. Current stars Darius Johnson-Odom and Jae Crowder are both junior college products excelling for the No. 11 Golden Eagles (8-0). With both players set to graduate this year, the next junior college star in the making at Marquette could be T.J. Taylor, a 6-4, 215-pound guard who will have three years of eligibility remaining after he arrives from Paris Junior College in Texas. “He’s a big guard that can shoot the ball, can play multiple positions,” Paris coach Chuck Taylor told FiveStarBasketball.com. “He’s really athletic. He’s got a great frame.” Click here to read the full story at FiveStarBasketball.com.