Michigan TE Zack Marshall apologizes for 'inappropriate comments' made after team'…
Michigan · MarshallThe game is one and lost as a team, and I pointed fingers instead of taking accountability. I let my frustrations speak for me in an emotional moment.
[ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] “I apologize to my teammate and coaches for the unnecessary drama that this has caused. I will always be proud to represent Michigan and will continue to give everything I have for this program.
The leaked messages were targeted at offensive coordinator Jason Beck, claiming players are questioning his leadership style. Marshall allegedly wrote, “None of us (tight ends) are valuable to this offense.”
Michigan has lost its last two games after winning its first three. The offense has scored over 20 points just once this year, a 52-17 victory over UTEP in Week 3.
KEY POINTS
- Michigan tight end Zack Marshall has apologized for the comments he made after the Wolverines lost to Minnesota last weekend.
- According to the social media account College Transfer Portal , private group chat messages allegedly belonging to Marshall surfaced online, indicating tension between the players and coaches.
- “Last weekend, in the hours after we lost, I made some inappropriate comments that I regret,” Zack Marshall wrote on X/Twitter.
- I love Ann Arbor, the University of Michigan, and Team 147.”