Marshall football team’s performance through first three games of the season
Bradley Heltzel, Assistant Sports Editor
September 24, 2015
Filed under Football, OPINION, SPORTS
The Marshall University football team’s 45-7 win against Norfolk State University Saturday marked the first quarter of the Herd’s 2015 season with the team having played three of its 12 total games. With 25 percent of the schedule complete, it’s an optimal juncture to examine which aspects of...
MU Receiving Corps Looks to Replace Production Loss
Ishmael Witten, reporter
September 1, 2015
Despite losing two of its most productive receivers from last season, Marshall University football team’s current receiving corps is confident it can continue last season’s success. Sophomore receiver Deon-Tay McManus, who caught 26 passes for 422 yards and six touchdowns last year, said he thinks...
Kicking Off Football Season with Green Fridays
Ashley Sodosky, reporter
August 31, 2015
Marshall University and Herd fans will wear school colors on Fridays starting Sept. 4 for “Green Fridays” in participation with the 10th annual National College Colors Day. Marshall students and Herd fans are encouraged to wear green every Friday throughout football season. The first Green Frid...
A HAPPY HERD HOLLIDAY
Shannon Stowers, Assistant Sports Editor
December 24, 2014
"To be able to take this game ball back to Jane, his wife, I know Dr. Kopp, he's smiling up there somewhere because he'd be proud of this football team."
Herd makes final preparations for Boca Raton Bowl
Shannon Stowers, Assistant Sports Editor
December 23, 2014
For some, Boca Raton, Florida, is a vacation destination, but if you ask the members of the Marshall University football team, it’s just the location of their final business trip this season. The Thundering Herd has been treated to a party on the beach and a trip to the bowling alley since its arrival in ...
Jesten Richardson, Copy Editor
April 20, 2019
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Douglas Harding, Online and Social Media Manager
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College of Business welcomes new business incubator space
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Marshall Yeager Leadership Institute to host Stress Awareness Month events
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Spring turkey hunting season underway
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Strawberry breakfast remains tradition for sorority
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