DUNK CITY, Fla. – Khyle Marshall, who was a three-year starter and a key member of Butler's 2011 national runner-up team, has been named the new video coordinator for the FGCU men's basketball program.

Marshall joins recent offseason assistant coaching hires, Justin Furr and Donnie Marsh, for new FGCU men's basketball head coach Michael Fly, who took the reins of the program on April 5.

"I am extremely excited to add someone with Khyle's pedigree to our staff," Fly said. "He is a South Florida kid who played at a program that we are emulating in Butler and for a great coach in Brad Stevens. He played in the national title game, helped make Butler a top-25 caliber program and spent four years playing professionally. He will do a great job with player relationships and is another high character, quality human being who will strengthen both our staff and program."

Marshall spent this past year as an assistant coach at Florida Southwestern State College (FSW), where he helped lead the program to a 30-3 record, including the program's first National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division I national tournament at-large bid.

"I could not be more thankful for this opportunity," Marshall said. "I'm excited to be part of a program with a winning culture, and I'm ready to help continue that tradition. Coach Fly has put together an incredible staff, and I'm honored to be a part of it."

Prior to his time at FSW, Marshall spent four years overseas playing professionally in Japan, Dominican Republic, Spain and Portugal. He played for the Yokohama B-Corsairs, Huracanes Del Atlantico, Forca Lleida and Galitos. He never averaged fewer than 11 points per game and produced his best season with Galitos, where he averaged 17 points and eight rebounds while participating in the 2017 Portuguese league all-star game.

At Butler, Marshall led his team to a 91-51 record from 2010-14. During his freshman campaign, he helped lead the Bulldogs to a conference championship and a national runner-up finish. He was a three-year starter, compiled a 6-2 record in NCAA tournament play and was selected to play for the U-19 USA National Team in 2011.

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COACH FLY
Michael Fly was introduced as the 4th FGCU men's basketball head coach on April 5, 2018. He had spent the previous seven years as an assistant coach on the Eagles' staff. In that time, he helped FGCU to a 155-86 record (.643 winning percentage), including six ASUN Tournament Final appearances, three NCAA Tournament victories, three ASUN Tournament titles and three ASUN Regular Season Championships, two berths in the NIT, a CIT appearance and a run to the Sweet Sixteen. He has coached a dozen all-conference selections while with the Green and Blue, including two ASUN Player of the Year honors in Sherwood Brown and Brandon Goodwin, and two ASUN Defensive Player of the Year selections in Bernard Thompson and Demetris Morant. Of the top-10 players in career points at FGCU, Fly has helped develop eight of them, including all-time leading scorer Thompson (1,835). Additionally, the Kentucky alumnus has coached both the ASUN all-time assists leader Brett Comer (845; 24th in NCAA history) and FGCU all-time leading rebounder Chase Fieler (714).

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