Marquis Jordan McGilbra is a Houston guard and content creator. He averaged 19.2 points and 8.4 rebounds across nine games for Sun Devilz in the 2026 Warriors Thailand League, graduated Sam Houston State in December 2025, and is openly looking for his next professional contract.
Every number below is traceable to a named source with a date — a league statistics database, his own live Collabstr listing, or a platform’s own counter. Nothing here is estimated, rounded up, or inferred.
He is a working guard who films his own life. There is no store, no course and no coaching programme — so none is listed here.
The main format on his YouTube channel: long-form days built around gym work, class, meals and travel. Real titles from the channel include “Inside my day: what I do everyday”, “What Getting Better Actually Looks Like” and “My Life Lately… Basketball, Growth, Pressure & Purpose”.
Watch on YouTubeCut-ups from his own games, captioned with the box score. “25 PTS | 11 REB | 45% FG”, “30 Points | 12 Rebounds | 2 Steals”, “How am I still Being Overlooked?” He posts these as recruitment tape as much as content — every one carries an open call for opportunities.
See the recordGym sessions, outdoor lifts and workout breakdowns, a lot of it filmed at DAX Fitness in Houston. His Collabstr listing describes the same thing: breaking down explosive workouts and sharing nutrition tips.
Read his story
Speaking to Voyage Houston in July 2024, he described a childhood where basketball was the thing he could out-work rather than out-jump: “I always had a knack for basketball, or for sports in general — just a hustle and put my all in.”
“It has not been a smooth road at all. I’ve always been the person trying to catch up to everybody. I’ve always been the person who was told you can’t do it, or you might need to find another route, or this isn’t a path for you — but the same people who said that are the same people who saw me grow and build.”
His Collabstr biography puts the same period more plainly: he was cut from his college team, and trained until he was dominating local industry leagues and had an overseas offer in hand.
I’ve always been underdog, always been a person [who] has been three steps behind, but through all the trials and tribulations I’ve always found a way to push myself to be the best that I could be.
Published by him or on his behalf — his Collabstr portfolio, his Voyage Houston feature and his Shoutout HTX feature.
