Marcus Williams
American basketball player, NCAA champion
Born
December 3rd, 1985
39 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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Played college basketball at the University of Connecticut, leading the team to win the NCAA Championship in 2004. Transitioned to a professional career, playing for various teams in the NBA and overseas. Contributed significantly to team dynamics and strategy during tenure.
Won NCAA Championship in 2004 with UConn
Played for the New Jersey Nets in the NBA
Competed in European leagues
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