Rasheed Marshall Offers His Expectations for WVU Football, Talks Advancements in Concussion Protocol

Rasheed Marshall Sees Both Sides to WVU's Relationship with Notable Alums

With so much talk about the state of relationships between the West Virginia athletic department and former notable athletes, this final episode of All Three Phases for the 2022 season gives Mountaineer Nation a chance to hear from a legend about where he feels he stands with the football program and his thoughts on why others might be upset at their school. Mike Asti asks Rasheed Marshall his opinion of new athletic director Wren Baker so far, the decision to keep Neal Brown as head coach, who should start for WVU at quarterback next season and so much more.

Does Rasheed Marshall Want Rich Rodriguez to Return to WVU?

Why has West Virginia been so inconsistent? How do you prevent a team from playing down to opponents? These are a couple of the questions Mike Asti asks Rasheed Marshall on the latest edition of the All Three Phases podcast.  Another subject they discuss are the rumors of Rich Rodriguez returning to coach WVU. What are Rasheed's feelings about his former head coach? Does he think Rich Rod back withe Mountaineers would work?  The meat of this particular show is a hypothetical, but an interesting conversation nonetheless.

Rasheed Marshall Offers His Expectations for WVU Football, Talks Advancements in Concussion Protocol

If fans and media can debate what the proper expectations should be for West Virginia football on a regular basis, a WVU legend like Rasheed Marshall certainly can.  Marshall will talk to the fans and give his expectations for the program on the latest episode of the "All Three Phases" podcast. Host Mike Asti and the WVU legend recap the ugliness from Austin, preview what's ahead against Baylor and Mike even gets Rasheed to weigh in on the differences in concussion protocol today compared to when he was playing.

WVU Football Legend Rasheed Marshall Offers Thoughts on State of Program

Curious how a distinguished alum feels about the state of the West Virginia football program? Well, you're in luck because Mike Asti has Rasheed Marshall back for another episode of their "All Three Phases" podcast.  Mike asks Rasheed his advice to the team, how he would handle this type of adversity, his thoughts on the Neal Brown era and if a change is needed and what type of qualities he would want in a head coach at WVU.

Importance of Backyard Brawl, Expectations for WVU This Season

Mike Asti and West Virginia quarterback legend Rasheed Marshall preview the Backyard Brawl in the debut episode of their show "All Three Phases."  Marshall details what the WVU-Pitt rivalry means to him, his favorite moments from the game and what he thinks of this year's Mountaineers team.