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Marquise Gray (206 cm, Michigan State’09) has been released by Niigata Albirex (Japan-BJ League), where he carried a 7.4ppg average through the first seven games of the 2012-13 season. Last year Gray suited up for Basket Benclik Ankara (Turkey-TBL2) and ended up third on the scoring leaders chart with an 18.9ppg average, fifth in rebounds with 9.7rpg, and second in blocks with 1.3bpg over 35 games. Gray played four years of collegiate ball at Michigan State, ending his career having played 138 games and amassing a 4.4ppg average. He played in the NCAA Finals in 2009 (lost to North Carolina), Sweet 16 in 2008 (lost to Memphis), NCAA first round in 2006, NCAA second round in 2007.
Strange career curve.