VIDEO: Sit down with former Marshall wide receiver Troy Brown

March 30, 2017

Herd pounces on the Panthers

Verhoff prepares to kick with Alec Clark holding.

Eagles complete comeback against the Herd

Braylon Braxton earned SBC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Appalachian State.

Herd decimates Mountaineers in Homecoming Game

GALLERY: Marshall vs. Appalachian State

Marshall Football won their homecoming game with special guest Zach Bryan in attendance. Bryan’s backup vocalist, Elijah Gastelum, sang the nati...

The 2024 Homecoming game against Appalachian State will take place in the Joan C. Edwards Stadium on Oct. 5.

Marshall vs App State: The show must go on

MUTV

MU Report: October 16, 2017 edition

Marshall names new women’s basketball coach

The Marshall University Women’s basketball team took very little time finding a new coach; former associate head coach Tony Kemper was promoted to f...

Marshall guard Stevie Browning (2) guards Middle Tennessee guard Xavier Habbersham (4) Saturday night in the Conference USA men's basketball championship game. Marshall fell to the Blue Raiders 83-72.

Clock strikes midnight on Herd’s magical season as MTSU repeats as C-USA champs

Marshall guard Jon Elmore (33) looks for an open teammate Friday afternoon against Louisiana Tech in the Conference USA semifinal round. Marshall upset the Bulldogs, 93-77, to advance to their second-ever C-USA championship game.

Cinderella story Herd romp into C-USA Title game with upset of La. Tech

Marshall guard Jon Elmore shoots a free throw in the closing moments of Thursday's Conference USA Tournament quarterfinals in Birmingham, Alabama. Marshall defeated Old Dominion 64-63 thanks to Elmore's last free throw, advancing to the semifinals for the second-straight season.

Elmore’s free throw helps Herd sneak past ODU in C-USA quarterfinals

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