Jordan Marshall

Entering his second season as an assistant coach for the Mississippi Christian University men's basketball program, Jordan Marshall continues to make an impact on the Choctaws through player development, recruiting, and mentoring student-athletes. A rising coach with a decorated collegiate playing career, Marshall joined head coach Josh Brooks' staff in 2025 following four standout seasons at Belhaven University.

During his first season on the sidelines, Marshall helped the Choctaws navigate their first year under a new coaching staff while working extensively with player development, skill instruction, scouting, and recruiting. His experience as one of the Gulf South region's most accomplished recent players proved invaluable in the development of Mississippi Christian University's young roster, including freshman standout Phil Nelson, who emerged as one of the conference's top newcomers.

Marshall concluded one of the most accomplished playing careers in Belhaven history in 2025. Over three seasons with the Blazers, he helped lead the program to a Collegiate Conference of the South regular-season championship, back-to-back CCS Championship Game appearances, and consecutive 20-win seasons.

A three-time First Team All-Conference selection, Marshall finished his career among Belhaven's all-time leading scorers and ranked in the program's top five for single-game scoring after a 40-point performance. He earned 15 CCS Player of the Week honors and was named C Spire Player of the Week 11 times during his collegiate career.

Marshall began his collegiate career at Copiah-Lincoln Community College, where he appeared in 36 games while averaging 6.6 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 1.8 assists per contest before transferring to Belhaven.

A native of Raymond, Mississippi, Marshall was a standout at Raymond High School under head coach Tony Tadlock. He was part of one of the state's premier programs, helping the Rangers capture four consecutive MHSAA State Championships from 2016-19.

Marshall earned his bachelor's degree in Leadership and Coaching with a minor in Kinesiology from Belhaven University and is pursuing a master's degree in Coaching. His passion for teaching the game and investing in student-athletes has made for a seamless transition from standout player to collegiate coach.