While some players have hype during an offseason, that's kind of not the case for Michigan football wide receiver Andrew Marsh.
Entering his second year with the program and in college football, Marsh's hype came in-season last year, when he supplanted starter Channing Goodwin after the fourth game of the season. And his stock kept rising from there.
But with Marsh, the expectations are so high, it's not even like he's getting spoken of as a player who is about to break out. Instead, it's more of a foregone conclusion that he will.
Tight end Zack Marshall says that's due to his work ethic. He's taken big strides this offseason, and the thought is that he'll take a massive step forward rather than a simple continuation of what he did a year ago. And he's been able to do that because he's more mature than the average sophomore, Marshall says.
"He attacks the exact same way when he walked in the first day to now," Marshall said. "Do what you're told to the best of your ability. No excuses. No explanations. Be here. Be about the team. Handle yourself as a professional. And that's exactly what Andrew Marsh does.

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