Photo gallery: Marshall football wraps up spring practice with Green-White game

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall put its finishing touches on spring practice Saturday with the annual Green-White game inside Joan C. Edwards Stadium. (Photos by Angie Shockley)

Marshall looks to put progress on display during annual Green-White Spring Game

Thundering Herd take to Joan C. Edwards Stadium at 4 p.m. Saturday to conclude spring practice.

Importance of final week of spring practice not lost on Huff

Marshall's head coach using final days of spring practice to make important personnel decisions moving forward.

WVU cruises to victory in Mountaineer Invitational; Kammann, Davenport top two finishers

WVU wins fourth team championship in nine-year history of event.

Photo gallery: WVU leads after Rd. 1 of the Mountaineer Invitational at Pete Dye G.C.

WVU hosts their lone home tournament of the year in the ninth annual event.

Caldwell recipient of Furfari Award as premier college coach in West Virginia

In her lone season at Marshall, Kim Caldwell helped guide the Thundering Herd to a single-season program record 26 victories.

Marshall selects Juli Fulks as women’s basketball coach

Fulks comes to Huntington after a highly successful 10-year tenure at Division III Transylvania University.

Special teams remains a focus throughout spring as Herd hopeful new additions can step up

Marshall had one of the nation's top kicker returners last season in Jayden Harrison, who has since departed for Notre Dame.

Marshall scores 3-2 walk-off win in extras over West Virginia

Thundering Herd rally late to edge Mountaineers.

Marshall faces roster turnover with Caldwell’s departure

Several key players from last season's Thundering Herd team have announced their intention to transfer.

Kim Caldwell leaving Marshall to become head coach at Tennessee

In her lone season with the Thundering Herd, Caldwell helped guide the program to Sun Belt Conference regular season and tournament championships for its first appearance in a NCAA Tournament in 27 years.

Huff eager to see what Herd display in Saturday scrimmage

Head coach Charles Huff says Marshall has talent, but has to find a way to make the most of it.

Semore adapting to contingent of fresh faces on Herd defense

Marshall's defense was filled with veterans in Jason Semite's first year overseeing the unit. That won't be the case as much in 2024.

Doege works diligently to implement Air Raid offense

New Marshall offensive coordinator Seth Doege hopes to provide a spark to the Thundering Herd.

Integrating new players, coaches a focus for Herd at start of spring practice

Head coach Charles Huff says learning who his team is a critical component of spring football.

Commentary: Final 40 minutes don’t tell the story of Marshall’s season

The Herd lost by 43 points in its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 27 years, but a 26-7 campaign could help be a springboard for future success.

Jackson replaces D’Antoni as Marshall basketball coach

Dan D'Antoni is out after a 10-year stint guiding the Marshall men's basketball program. Cornelius Jackson, former associate head coach and a native of Oak Hill, takes over.

Six home games, trips to Virginia Tech and Ohio State highlight Herd’s 2024 schedule

Marshall opens the season August 31 by welcoming Stony Brook.

Marshall no match for Hokies in 92-49 season-ending loss

Thundering Herd suffer lopsided setback in first NCAA Tournament showing since 1997.

Notebook: Rise from Division II ranks key component to Marshall’s success; Maier making most of opportunity

Marshall head coach Kim Caldwell and the Herd's top two scorers, Abby Beeman and Breanna Campbell, each arrived in Huntington from a Division II program.