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Jordan Marshall injury update: Michigan Wolverines RB leaves 'The Game' vs. Ohio State

2025-11-29 19:40
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Jordan Marshall injury update: Michigan Wolverines RB leaves 'The Game' vs. Ohio State

The dynamic playmaker exits the rivalry.

Jordan Marshall injury update: Michigan Wolverines RB leaves 'The Game' vs. Ohio StateStory byVideo Player CoverJeff HauserSat, November 29, 2025 at 7:40 PM UTC·1 min read

Jordan Marshall injury update: Michigan Wolverines RB leaves 'The Game' vs. Ohio State originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

Jordan Marshall suffered an early exit in "The Game", and Michigan may now be without one of its most explosive players.

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The Wolverines’ running back was deemed “unlikely” to return against Ohio State, according to the FOX broadcast via On3. He left in the first quarter after appearing to aggravate a shoulder injury.

Marshall’s status was uncertain entering Saturday after injuring the shoulder against Northwestern. He delivered an explosive opening quarter, rushing five times for 61 yards, including a long untouched 36-yard run early.

Marshall departed favoring his right arm but stayed along Michigan’s sideline with his helmet on. After halftime, FOX’s Tom Rinaldi confirmed the setback, reporting Marshall had re-aggravated the shoulder and was unlikely to reenter the contest.

It marks a significant blow for Michigan as it pushes to extend its rivalry win streak. Ohio State leads 24-9 with six minutes left in the third quarter.

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