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The Marshall Report: Henderson named MVP

The Marshall Report: Henderson named MVP
A familiar sight to many Rebel fans: Marshall Henderson with nothing but net.

A familiar sight to many Rebel fans: Marshall Henderson with nothing but net.

Former Ole Miss basketball star Marshall Henderson has picked up where he left off–draining three-pointers from all over the basketball court. Now, however, he is doing so in Morocco!

Last week, we told you how Henderson recently signed an 8-month contract to play in Doha, Qatar for Al-Rayyan, the top club team in the Qatar League. 

(Click here for last week’s article on Marshall and his team.)

This week, Marshall and his team just completed play in the Arabic Cup held in Morocco. In the championship game, Henderson’s Al-Rayyan team played the host team in front of a packed house.

Marshall Henderson is all smiles after being named MVP.

Marshall Henderson is all smiles after being named MVP.

Marshall did what Marshall has done so many times before….he hit three-pointers and simply could not be stopped. The former Rebel guard hit NINE three-pointers, to be exact!

En route to winning the game, 85-78, Henderson was named the Most Valuable Player of the Tournament.

After the game, Henderson said:

“It was crazy! The fans came on the court and wanted my jersey off my back.”

The 6’2” Henderson ended his career at Ole Miss with a 3-pointer in an SEC-record 66-straight games—and it looks like he has now started a new streak in the professional ranks!

Hotty Toddy and congratulations to Marshall for being the MVP!

Marshall's Tidbits on Qatar
Qatar is the richest country in the world, located near Saudi Arabia. It has been named a host site for the FIFA World Cup in 2022. At the moment, gas costs the equivalent of $1.20 a gallon in Qatar.

About The Author

Paige Henderson

Paige is a crazed sports fan and an aspiring journalist. She is currently a senior at Ole Miss pursuing a degree in Journalism with a focus on Public Relations. She first attended Ole Miss by following her brother, former basketball player, Marshall Henderson, to the university. It was then that she fell in love with the tradition surrounding the school. Paige has grown up in a sports environment and has written some for the Daily Mississippian.

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