The 2023 season's largest margin: Marshall 31, East Carolina 13. A 18-point win — the year's high-water mark.
2023 — The Correction
2023 is a losing-side chapter for Marshall. The program metabolises it; the voice does not apologize.
The Shape — week-by-week · cumulative W–L below
Who carried it
- Cam FancherQB2,162 passing yards
- Cole PenningtonQB695 passing yards
- Rasheen AliRB1,140 rushing yards
- Ethan PayneRB335 rushing yards
- Jayden HarrisonWR410 receiving yards
- DeMarcus HarrisWR396 receiving yards
- Caleb CoombsWR310 receiving yards
- Eli NealLB93 tackles
- J.J. RobertsDB74 tackles
- Stephen Dix Jr.LB62 tackles
- Sam BurtonDL7 sacks
- Elijah AlstonDL5.5 sacks
- Michael GreenDL3.5 sacks
Season leaders, 2023.
The season's deepest loss: Marshall 6, Coastal Carolina 34. A 28-point margin the season is remembered by.
The season's last act: Marshall fell to UTSA 17-35 in the postseason.
"We Are Marshall"
2023 sits in Marshall's crisis ledger. The program does not moralise it. The next season begins the day this one ended and the crisis chapter closes when the ledger does.