Kendall Marshall and the Assists Leader from Every D-1 Conference
Ask any coach. It's great to have someone on your team that is skilled at setting other players up to score.
You don't have to be Bob Cousy, Magic Johnson or John Stockton to get the ball to your teammates so that they can put it in the hole.
You do need to, however, be able to see the court and effectively deliver the ball.
North Carolina's Kendall Marshall is one of the top distributors in college basketball.
Let's take a look at the Assists Leader from every Division 1 Conference at the mid-season mark
Atlantic 10: T.J. McConnell (Duquesne)
1 of 32T.J. McConnell leads the A-10 with 6 assists per game.
He also has a nice 2.16 assists-to-turnovers (A/TO) ratio.
ACC: Kendall Marshall (UNC)
2 of 32Kendall Marshall leads all ACC players by averaging 9.5 assists per game (No. 2 in the nation).
Marshall has an exceptional 3.29 A/TO (also No. 2 in the nation)
America East: D.J. Irving (Boston)
3 of 32D.J Irving leads the America East by dishing out 5.5 assists per game and has a nice 2.26 A/TO.
Atlantic Sun: Brent Comer (Florida Gulf Coast)
4 of 32Brent Comer leads the Atlantic Sun and the FGC Eagles with 5.7 assists per game.
Big 12: (tie) Flip Pressey (Missouri) and Pierre Jackson (Baylor)
5 of 32Flip Pressey and Pierre Jackson both average 6 assists per game.
Pressey (pictured) has the better A/TO of the two with a tasty 2.71 (as compared to Jackson's so-so 1.58).
Big East: Jordan Theodore (Seton Hall)
6 of 32Jordan Theodore leads the Big East and the Pirates by averaging 7.5 assists per game and a robust 2.9 A/TO.
Big Sky: Dylan Garrity (Sacramento State)
7 of 32Dylan Garrity leads the Hornets and the Big Sky in assists with 6.1 apg.
The freshman PG carries a nice A/TO of 2.24.
Big South: Jesse Sanders (Liberty)
8 of 32Jesse Sanders leads the Flames and the Big South by handing out 8.1 assists per game (No. 3 in the nation) and a strong 2.93 A/TO.
Big Ten: Tim Frazier (Penn State)
9 of 32Tim Frazier leads the Nittany Lions and the Big Ten with a 6.4 assists per game average.
Big West: Kwame Vaughn (Cal St. Fullerton)
10 of 32Kwame Vaughn leads the Titans and the Big West with 3.9 assists per game (the lowest conference average in D-1 hoops).
Conference USA: Miguel Paul (East Carolina)
11 of 32Miguel Paul leads the Pirates and Conference USA by handing out 5.5 apg with a hefty 2.54 A/TO.
Colonial Athletic Association: Darius Theus (VCU)
12 of 32Darius Theus leads the Rams and the CAA by averaging 4.6 apg and a run-of-the-mill 1.7 A/TO.
Great West: Jamal Webb (North Dakota)
13 of 32Jamal Webb leads the UND (no longer have the nickname "the Fighting Sioux") and the Great West by handing out 4 apg.
Horizon: Kaylon Williams (Milwaukee)
14 of 32Kaylon Williams leads the Panthers and the Horizon with 6.3 apg (No. 12 in the nation) and so-so 1.68 A/TO.
Ivy: Zach Rosen (Penn)
15 of 32Zach Rosen leads the Quakers and the Ivy League with a 6.2 apg and a solid 2.0 A/TO.
MAAC: Scott Machado (Iona)
16 of 32Scott Machado leads the Gaels, the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference and the nation in assists with 10.2 apg. Machado also has a hearty 2.96 A/TO.
MAC: Jarod Oldham (Buffalo)
17 of 32Jarod Oldham leads the Bulls and the Mid American Conference with a 6.4 apg average (No. 12 in the nation). Oldham has a stout 2.27 A/TO.
MEAC: Emanuel Chapman (North Carolina Central)
18 of 32Emanuel Chapman leads the Eagles and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference by handing out 6.1 apg (No. 17 in the nation).
Chapman has a vigorous 2.45 A/TO.
MVC: Michael Bizoukas (Missouri State)
19 of 32DePaul transfer Michael Bizoukas leads the Bears and the Missouri Valley Conference with a 6.0 apg average.
Bizoukas is sporting an excellent 3.26 A/TO.
Mountain West: Oscar Bellfield (UNLV)
20 of 32Oscar Bellfield leads the Rebels and the MWC with a 5.1 apg average. Bellfield also has a solid 2.0 A/TO.
NEC: Jason Brickman (Long Island)
21 of 32Jason Brickman leads the Blackbirds and the Northeast Conference by averaging 6.2 apg.
Ohio Valley: Zac Swansey (Tennessee Tech)
22 of 32Zac Swansey is leading the Golden Eagles and the OVC by averaging 5.7 apg with a "passable" 1.84 A/TO.
Pac 12: Reggie Moore (Washington State)
23 of 32Reggie Moore leads the Cougars and the Pac 12 by averaging 5.5 apg with a respectable 2.1 A/TO.
Patriot: Daniel Munoz (American)
24 of 32Daniel Munoz leads the Eagles and the Patriot League by averaging 4.2 apg with a terrific 2.2 A/TO.
SEC: Trae Golden (Tennessee)
25 of 32Trae Golden leads the Vols and the Southeastern Conference by averaging 4.9 apg with an ordinary 1.7 A/T0.
SoCon: Keegan Bell (Chattanooga)
26 of 32Keegan Bell leads the Mocs and the Southern Conference by averaging 6.9 apg (No. 6 in the nation) with a tremendous 2.27 A/TO.
Southland: Johnathan Jordan (Texas A&M Corpus Christi)
27 of 32Johnathan Jordan is leading the Islanders and Southland by averaging 4.4 apg with a so-so 1.7 A/TO.
Summit: Nate Wolters (South Dakota State)
28 of 32Nate Wolters is leading the Jackrabbits and the Summit League by averaging 5.9 apg with a 2.74 A/TO.
Sun Belt: Will Weathers (Troy)
29 of 32Will Weathers leads the Trojans and the Sun Belt by averaging 6.5 apg (No. 8 in the nation) with a spiffy 2.27 A/T0.
SWAC: Jameel Grace (Southern)
30 of 32Jameel Grace leads the Jaguars and the SouthWestern Athletic Conference by averaging 4.9 apg with a paltry 1.63 A/TO.
WAC: Keith Shamburger (San Jose State)
31 of 32Keith Shamburger leads the Spartans and the Western Athletic Conference by averaging 5.1 apg with an outstanding 2.35 A/TO.
WCC: Matthew Dellavadova (St. Mary's)
32 of 32Matthew Dellavadova is leading the Gaels and the West Coast Conference by averaging 6.5 apg with a 2.45 A/TO.

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