Marshall won its fifth straight at home and clinched a spot in the postseason.
After winning five of six games, Marshall has turned in a pair of lackluster performances.
Man used a knife in Saturday morning hold up.
Coach Dan D'Antoni said his team didn't play with the energy it needed Thursday to hang with Middle Tennessee.
Doc Holliday officially announced the addition of new tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator Todd Goebbel.
Ryan Taylor had 17 points and 19 rebounds in the win Thursday night.
Marshall's 2015 schedule was released this week and Dave Wilson thinks the Herd can contend for a New Years' Bowl.
It's the first back-to-back conference wins for the Herd since 2012.
Herd's record-setting quarterback Rakeem Cato named West Virginia's top amateur athlete.
Justin Edmonds' career night lifts the Herd to its first conference win of the season.
Marshall's second-half rally was too little, too late after falling behind early to UTSA.
Ryan Taylor had 24 points but Marshall let another second half lead slip away at FAU.
Marshall built an 18-point lead in the first half, only see FIU close the gap and pull out the win in overtime.
Dave discuss the final football polls of the year, Herd basketball's latest arrival and Daily Mail Sports Editor Chuck McGill joins the show.
Herd center Chris Jasperse will represent Marshall at the annual all-star game.
Its the first time in 12 years that Marshall has finished a season ranked in the top 25.
Marshall struggled on the boards and with turnovers, in its loss to 25th ranked Old Dominion.
Dave runs down the top 5 most impactful moments of the 2014 football season as the year winds down.
Marshall University has agreed in principle to new contracts with Doc Holliday and A.D. Mike Hamrick.
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