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2026 Season & Measurements
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No scouting note for Jordan Marshall yet — see the full profile for stats and stock.
Rush Yards in 2025=1659 (#1) NCAA, but 3 fumbles in 2024 and 2025. Coming off a breakout season in which he led the entire FBS with 1,659 rushing yards and 16 TDs. He also added 30 receptions for 286 yards as a pass catcher. Per ESPN, one of the Top 15 non-QB playmakers in all of college football.
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