Marshall impresses Florida State coaches despite missing scrimmage
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 1:46 AM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Malachi Marshall is making an impact at Florida State after joining the team late due to injuries. The junior college transfer, who missed spring practices and the first fall camp scrimmage, caught the attention of the coaching staff with his ability to learn the offense and connect with teammates. Despite his late arrival and limited practice time, quarterbacks coach Austin Tucker has praised Marshall’s talent and decision-making skills. He now looks to secure a backup role as he works to prove his worth during the remainder of fall camp, pending his recovery from a slight injury. The team's next scrimmage will provide an opportunity for Marshall to further showcase his abilities.
- •Malachi Marshall arrived at Florida State late in May
- •He missed spring practice and the first scrimmage of fall camp
- •Marshall is one of the top junior college quarterbacks
- •He led Iowa Western to a national championship in 2025
- •Coaches praise his learning ability and execution skills
- 1:46 AMYahoo Sports — Marshall Has No Time to Waste at Florida State
"Marshall arrived at Florida State with plenty to prove and little time to do it. After missing spring practice and the first scrimmage of fall camp, the junior college transfer has still managed to catch the attention of the Seminole's coaching staff.
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