BuckeyeHornetFan
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Just wanted to call attention to whom I believe has been one of the Hornets more valuable and unheralded offensive players this season.
Martin set a Sac State program record for TE’s by scoring 7 TD’s this season. He also has over 500 yards receiving. He’s made big plays all season, including against Fresno State.
It’s sometimes easy to forget that he’s a RS freshman.
Emblematic of the type of physical, 2nd effort plays he’s made this season was what I consider to be one of the most important offensive plays of the game yesterday.
https://twitter.com/SacHornetsFB/status/1198407642235826177
The play above allowed the game clinching drive to continue and set up the dagger, also made by Martin.
https://twitter.com/SacHornetsFB/status/1198404415113162752
With players such as Kevin Thomson, Elijah Dotson, Pierre Williams and George Obinna — it’s easy to overlook Marshel Martin.
FWIW, Martin was a RB and LB in HS at St. Patrick-St. Vincent, where he wasn’t utilized as a TE or a primary pass receiver. It’s a testament to the previous and current staff for recognizing his potential skill set and converting and coaching him up.
Martin set a Sac State program record for TE’s by scoring 7 TD’s this season. He also has over 500 yards receiving. He’s made big plays all season, including against Fresno State.
It’s sometimes easy to forget that he’s a RS freshman.
Emblematic of the type of physical, 2nd effort plays he’s made this season was what I consider to be one of the most important offensive plays of the game yesterday.
https://twitter.com/SacHornetsFB/status/1198407642235826177
The play above allowed the game clinching drive to continue and set up the dagger, also made by Martin.
https://twitter.com/SacHornetsFB/status/1198404415113162752
With players such as Kevin Thomson, Elijah Dotson, Pierre Williams and George Obinna — it’s easy to overlook Marshel Martin.
FWIW, Martin was a RB and LB in HS at St. Patrick-St. Vincent, where he wasn’t utilized as a TE or a primary pass receiver. It’s a testament to the previous and current staff for recognizing his potential skill set and converting and coaching him up.
