Marshall Henderson: Ole Miss Basketball Star Is Not Rebels' Most
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Jamie Squire/Getty Images  Marshall Henderson is a lot of
things. He is brash. He is confident. He is the man with "the
greenest light in basketball history." He is a land shark. He is
the villain that college basketball needs.   One thing the
polarizing Ole Miss basketball star is not, however, is the
Rebels' most important player.   That's not a jab at Henderson,
who put up arguably the most critically-acclaimed 19-point,
6-of-21 shooting performance ever in Ole Miss' 57-46 upset win
over Wisconsin on Friday morning.  But a look at the first half
against the Badgers is telling of the makeup of this team.   In
the first 20 minutes, Henderson missed 10 of his 11 shots, with
most of those attempts being of the "questionable at best"
variety (via ESPN's SportsNation):  Andy Kennedy and his staff
have come to accept those kinds of shots from Henderson, who had
368 long-range attempts