YSU’s efficient, dual-threat flashback QB
Aaron Marshall was a productive Youngstown State quarterback in the 2002-03 seasons, peaking in 2003 with 1,316 passing yards, 12 passing touchdowns, and a 50.5% completion rate, while also adding mobility and toughness as a runner[11][14]. In the 2002 season, he flashed big-play capability with 711 passing yards and 6 touchdowns, and reports from the time describe him as the Penguins’ “present and future” QB who improved week by week[14][6]. If you want a passer who can manage the offense, create enough with his legs, and bring a steady, team-first edge, Marshall fits the mold[6][11].
