Gas Malzhan named a player, never received the credit that he originally appeared on Ethalon Sports.
In 1902, Obern Tigers began their discovery for Gridirone domination, which was introduced from 2–4–1 to 2–4–1, which would be formed before their 122-year competition. During more than a century, Obern has won dual -digit games 14 times, claiming two national titles, and almost won in 2013.
Twelve years ago, Obern went 12–2, which was leaving from the east after going to a date with Florida State Seminols at the BCS Championship.
Oborn Tigers head coach Gas Malzan
Obern eventually lost 34–31, but was a trip to Pasadeena, California, including his opponent, a walk-off field round return against his opponent, Alabama Crimson Tide, and a win against Georgia Bulldogs in the horns, with an integrity for the 73-yard.
Despite the end of the heart -breaker for the season and his third title in the history of the program to avoid his clutches, many loyal people of Obern caught the 2013 team in a high relationship.
On Thursday, Paul Finbum of ESPN took on Twitter, “asked an athlete to name, which never got enough recognition in his career.” Answer to Gas Malzhan? The above Nick Marshal.
Malazan coached Marshal during the 2013 season, in which a double -threatened passer was thrown at a distance of 1,976 yards and 14 touchdowns against seven pics as first year starter. In particular, he put 1,068 running yard and 12 scores on the ground and regularly increased his performance in the fourth quarter.
Marshall returned to 2014, again playing under Malzan, and showed significant improvement in the form of a passer. However, Obern failed to build on its previous year’s success, losing 34–31 in the outback bowl by going 8–5.
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The story was originally reported by Ethalon Sports on 12 June 2025, where it first appeared.