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Wake Forest Forward Marqus Marion Enters Transfer Portal
The junior from Denmark is the first Deacon to enter the portal this offseason.
Mar. 27, 2026 at 1:37pm
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Marqus Marion, a junior forward for the Wake Forest basketball team, has entered the NCAA transfer portal. Marion, a 3-star recruit from Denmark, has played limited minutes in his three seasons with the Deacons, averaging just 12 minutes per game this past season and scoring a total of 52 points over 41 games.
Why it matters
Marion's decision to enter the transfer portal signals the start of the offseason player movement period, where student-athletes can explore opportunities to play more minutes at other programs. As a former top recruit, Marion's transfer could open up a scholarship spot for the Deacons and provide him a chance to realize more of his potential at a new school.
The details
In his three seasons at Wake Forest, Marion played just 474 total minutes, scoring 52 points. After redshirting in the 2024-25 season, he averaged 12 minutes per game this past year, scoring 29 total points. The 3-star prospect from Denmark was the top recruit in his class for the Deacons.
- Marqus Marion entered the NCAA transfer portal on March 27, 2026.
The players
Marqus Marion
A junior forward for the Wake Forest basketball team who has entered the NCAA transfer portal after three seasons with limited playing time.
What’s next
It remains to be seen where Marion will transfer to, but his decision to enter the portal opens up a scholarship spot for the Deacons and provides him an opportunity to find a program where he can earn more playing time and showcase his potential.
The takeaway
Marion's transfer represents the start of the offseason player movement period, where student-athletes can explore new opportunities to develop their skills and contribute more significantly to a team's success. As programs look to reload their rosters, transfers like Marion's can have a significant impact on the college basketball landscape.
