Tag: Zack Marshall

Ratings

	Stars	Overall	Position	State
247Sports	3	–	#47 ATH	#67
On3	3	–	#27 TE	#32
Rivals	3	–	#27 TE	#37
ESPN	3	–	#23 TE	#64
247Sports Composite	3	530	#33 ATH	#44
On3 Consensus	3	515	#26 TE	#44

Vitals

Hometown	Carlsbad (Calif.)
Projected Position	Tight End
Height	6-foot-4
Weight	220-pounds

Notable offers

• Arizona
• California
• Utah
• Washington State

Readiness Level

Could be a role player in his first year, but is more likely to be utilized in year two and beyond.

Early Enrollee?

Yes

Notes

Via MGoBlue.com:

Prep
• Attended Carlsbad High School (2023) coached by Thadd MacNeal
• Transferred to Carlsbad for the 2022-23 school year after playing at Santa Fe Christian under Jon Wallace
• Helped the Lancers go 10-2 in his senior year, leading to an appearance in the Open Division title game
• Part of a Santa Fe Christian Eagles team that posted a 10-1 record his junior season with a playoff appearance

Key Statistics
• His senior year, caught 23 passes for 284 yards with five touchdowns and also threw a passing touchdown after sitting out the first four games due to the district’s transfer rule
• Caught 44 passes for 1,012 yards with nine touchdowns during his junior year (2021) at Santa Fe Christian
• Scored four touchdowns among 13 total receptions his sophomore year, totaling 262 yards
• Played as a wide receiver in his first two seasons

Honors and Rankings
• Earned a three-star rating on 247Sports composite; the No. 529 overall player nationally, the No. 45 athlete and the No. 44 prospect in the state of California
• Named a three-star prospect by 247Sports; the No. 33 athlete in the nation and the No. 67 player in the state of California
• Rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN, the No. 105 player in the region, the No. 23 tight end (H) in the country and the No. 65 player in the state of California
• Rivals.com three-star prospect, the No. 27 tight end in the nation and the No. 37 player in California
• On3.com three-star consensus prospect, the No. 26 tight end in the nation and the No. 44 player in California
• On3.com three-star prospect, the No. 27 tight end in the nation and the No. 31 player in California
• Tight end MVP during the 2022 Elite 11 Camp

Personal
• Zach Marshall was born July 9, 2005
• Son of Kelly and Evangelina Marshall

Scouting report

None available.

Film

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It’s been something of a slow stretch for Michigan football recruiting. Late July heated up, but it has otherwise been relatively quiet on the trail. Saturday put a quick stop to that, however. The Wolverines secured a pledge from an athlete who visited just weeks ago.

Zack Marshall, a three-star athlete from Carlsbad, California, received his Michigan offer on July 31 while he was in Ann Arbor. Primarily recruited by Grant Newsome, the maize and blue are looking at the 2023 class prospect at tight end, though he is more versatile should he switch positions. Coming in at 6 feet, 4 inches and 220 pounds, Utah was considered the main competition while Cal, Arizona, and Boise State were also in pursuit.

On Saturday, he pledged to Michigan football.

COMMITTED TO THE 〽️ pic.twitter.com/TUSZltwtnJ

— Zack Marshall (@TheZackMarsh) August 13, 2022

While making his decision, he talked to 247Sports’ Greg Biggins about what intrigued him about the Wolverines.

“That was my most recent visit and I loved it there. The winning culture is incredible and they thrive on being the best in football and in the classroom. The facilities are incredible and they have the most wins in college football history and that’s what they’re all about. I had great conversations with the coaching staff and really connected with coach Newsome, the TE coach. Coach Harbaugh seems like a great guy as well and in terms of putting guys in to the League (NFL), every starting tight end since 2016 has played in the NFL, that’s a crazy stat. They have multiple guys on this year’s team who will get drafted and they always have a great quarterback room as well so a lot to like there for sure.”

With Marshall in the fold, Michigan has 14 commitments in the 2023 class — so there’s still room to add about 10 more players. He’s rated the No. 684 player in the country, according to the 247Sports composite, the 60th-best athlete and No. 51 player in the state of California.

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