University of Findlay

Marc Bishop has been described as a basketball player with a natural shooting stroke. That stroke was on full display during four stellar seasons at The University of Findlay. Bishop’s name still appears liberally in the Findlay record book, including the most three-point field goals attempted (779) and made (313) during a career.

During his UF career which spanned from 1995 through 1999, Bishop scored 1,658 points which ranks ninth on the career list. The offensive-minded guard received many accolades while at Findlay. Bishop was selected for first-team Mid-Ohio as a sophomore, was an NAIA Great Lakes Region selection on three occasions, was named NAIA All-America third-team as a sophomore and senior, earned second-team Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference twice, and was NAIA Great Lakes Region Player-of-the-Year for 1998-1999. As a team, UF logged a 92-32 record during the Bishop years and made three appearances at the NAIA Division I National Tournament. The Oilers were GLIAC South Division champions during his junior season.