About Markus Carr
Born 1979. Markus Carr is an American basketball player.
Markus Carr (born in Los Angeles, California), also known as M. Carr, is an American basketball player who played in several European countries and South America (France, Venezuela, Poland, Bosnia, and Hungary). Most recently, Carr has played three seasons for the BC Vienna in Liga.1 Austria (2009–2012). In the season 2014/15 he played for the "Raiders Villach" Liga.2. Carinthia, both of the Austrian Basketball Bundesliga.
College / Professional basketball career Carr had a college basketball career where he averaged 16.0 points per game his senior year at Cal State Northridge in 2002. In his third season at Cal State Northridge, Carr led the Big Sky Conference as well as the Nation in Assist with 8.9 assist per game. Carr is the Cal State Northridge all-time leader in Assist and Steals in the history of the program.
Achievements 2014 Cal State Northridge University Athletic "Hall of Fame" Inductee 2012 Austrian All Star Basketball Team Selection 1998 – 2002 NCAA: Led the Big Sky Conference and the entire Nation in "Assist" with 8.9 assist per game. Set Big West record in Steals with 11 steals in a single game Set new CSUN Basketball record for most consecutive Free-Throws made with 32 in a row CSUN Men's Basketball All-Time leader Assist & Steals Three time All League Selection from (Big Sky & Big West 1999–2002)
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Who is Markus Carr?
American basketball player
When was Markus Carr born?
Markus Carr was born on 20 July 1979 in Sun Valley.
What is Markus Carr's occupation?
Markus Carr is a basketball player.
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Markus Carr is American.
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