Rasheed Marshall Honored with His Image Added to Stadium Concourse

Beyond an upcoming Hall of Fame induction, Rasheed Marshall will be forever immortalized with an image in the Milan Puskar Stadium concourse area. Marshall, who now serves as the director of player relations, was surprised with the image as part of a video released on social media on Thursday.

In the video, Marshall walks the concourse area and makes comments about other West Virginia legends like Amos Zereoue, Pat White, Geno Smith and Tavon Austin. He then notices an image of himself from his playing days.

“These guys are all legends. And to be mentioned in the same breath as these guys is absolutely nuts to me,” said Marshall.

Had a little surprise for @RasheedMarshall 😏 pic.twitter.com/4UIaSjzGxM

— West Virginia Football (@WVUfootball) August 22, 2024

Marshall was a four-year letter winner and three-year starter at quarterback from 2001-04.

The Pittsburgh native posted 24 victories and helped WVU to four bowl games (2000 Music City, 2002 Continental Tire, 2004 Gator and 2005 Gator Bowls).

Marshall finished his career with a Big East record 2,040 rushing yards (breaking Donovan McNabb’s mark) and 24 touchdowns and passed for 5,558 yards and 44 touchdowns. His 68 touchdowns set the WVU career mark at the time, and he was second in career rushing (2,040) by a quarterback and in total offense (7,598) and fourth in passing yards (5,558).

As a senior, Marshall rushed for 861 yards and four touchdowns and threw for 1,886 yards and 19 touchdowns. For his efforts, he earned Big East Offensive Player of the Year and ECAC Player of the Year honors.

Prior to being hired to his current role within the WVU football program in the spring of 2023, Marshall spent the 2022 football season co-hosting the podcast ‘All Three Phases’ alongside our own Mike Asti as part of WV Sports Now. The show can still be found archived on our website, YouTube channel or wherever you may prefer to listen to a podcast.

For a related story, Rasheed Marshall detailed his recent health scare to WV Sports Now.