Donyell Marshall and son share striking resemblance in basketball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 2:24 AM
Last updated Sep 29, 2026

Donyell Marshall, a former NBA player, is noted for his strong resemblance to his son, Donyell Marshall Jr. Photographs comparing them reveal an uncanny likeness. Marshall Sr. had a notable 15-season NBA career, playing for teams including the Golden State Warriors and the Utah Jazz. In contrast, Marshall Jr. had a brief collegiate career at Central Connecticut State and played under his father's coaching without achieving significant success. Marshall Jr. featured in 39 games, recording limited statistics during his time with the team.
- •Donyell Marshall Jr. played four years at Central Connecticut State.
- •Marshall Sr. had a 15-season NBA career with notable teams.
- •Marshall Jr. recorded limited stats over 39 collegiate games.
- •Marshall Jr. was coached by his father during college.
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"There is such a thing as a strong family resemblance, and then there is the Donyell Marshalls. Or the Donyells Marshall. Whichever it is. Either way; Senior and Junior certainly do look alike. Brothers, fathers-and-sons, cousins, uncles-and-nephews; all kinds of inter-familial relationships are common among the world of basketball players, because the genetic requirements to […] The post Former Warriors Star Looks Unnervingly Like His Son appeared first on HEAVY.
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