TaQuon Marshall’s emergence into the starting Quarterback role for the Yellow Jackets last season gave a shot of electricity to Georgia Tech’s offense. We all know his background by now, being originally signed to play A-back and then being converted to Quarterback for Paul Johnson. He positioned himself with a huge spring becoming the natural successor to Justin Thomas.
He stepped into the role beautifully compiling a stat line of 247 rushing attempts for 1,146 yards and 17 touchdowns. The harder of the lines to read is his passing numbers which were 43 completions in 116 attempts for an abysmal 37.