‘This Is Wild,’ ‘He’s Not Wrong’ — Michigan Fans React As Dave Portnoy Argues Wolv…
Michigan · Marshall · MinnesotaMarshall apologized on Tuesday, and Portnoy wrote that he was more concerned with how head coach Kyle Whittingham fixes the team than the text-message controversy. "Listen, do you want players in the group chat trashing the coaches?
But in the scheme of problems we got right now this doesnt even register… There are major issues everywhere you look. I'm far more concerned with how Whittingham is gonna fix this team than punishing Zack Marshall for complaining about how [expletive] they are playing.
It's not exactly breaking news," Portnoy wrote on X . After the leaked texts went viral, Marshall took to X to apologize: "Last weekend, in the hours after we lost, I made some inappropriate comments that I regret.
This game is won and lost as a team, and I pointed fingers instead of taking accountability. I let my frustrations speak for me in an emotional moment.
KEY POINTS
- ‘This Is Wild,’ ‘He’s Not Wrong’ — Michigan Fans React As Dave Portnoy Argues Wolverines Have ‘Major Issues’ Beyond Zack Marshall Controversy.
- On Tuesday, Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy wrote that Michigan tight end Zack Marshall’s leaked group-chat criticism of the coaching staff matters little next to the Wolverines’ “major issues” on the field.
- The messages, posted Monday by the College Transfer Portal account on X, showed Marshall criticizing offensive coordinator Jason Beck after Saturday’s 20-14 loss at Minnesota.
- I love Ann Arbor, the University of Michigan, and Team 147."