<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=06gU1d_1GxkW6kk00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=06gU1d_1GxkW6kk00" width="1200" height="798" ><figcaption>Holly Burkhart/DAILY. Buy this photo.</figcaption></figure>Sophomore defensive end Nate Marshall has been suspended indefinitely from the Michigan football team, a team spokesperson confirmed to The Michigan Daily Tuesday.After seeing limited action mostly on special teams in 11 games last season, Marshall played an increased role this year under coach Kyle Whittingham and defensive ends coach Lewis Powell. He saw time at defensive end in seven of Michigan’s nine games and totaled 11 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and 2 sacks.Marshall had been relatively quiet on the field in recent weeks, with all his tackles for loss and sacks coming in the first three games of the season. Right around the time Marshall was making positive noise on the field, he was engulfed in negative chatter off it.Whittingham shared with the media early in the season that he was unhappy with some of Marshall’s behavior off the field, later confirmed by Marshall to be disciplinary issues such as skipping class. Whittingham referred to Marshall as a “loose cannon,” but had hopes he could improve the young player’s maturity as he settled in.“Nate Marshall, who had some struggles in spring, some things that I wasn’t real pleased with off the field, he’s really grown up in the last eight months,” Whittingham said Sep. 15. “Hopefullly he can stay on that trajectory.”As of Tuesday, it seems those efforts have failed. </div></body>

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Sophomore defensive end Nate Marshall has been suspended indefinitely from the Michigan football team, a team spokesperson confirmed to The Michigan Daily Tuesday. After seeing limited action mostly on special teams in 11 games last season, Marshall played an increased role this year under coach Kyle Whittingham and defensive ends coach Lewis Powell. He saw time at defensive end in seven of Michigan’s nine games and totaled 11 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and 2 sacks.

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Sophomore defensive end Nate Marshall has been suspended indefinitely from the Michigan football team, a team spokesperson confirmed to The Michigan Daily 

Nate Marshall suspended indefinitely from Michigan

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