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Michigan football player apologizes for leaked messages saying former Utah OC Jason Beck is a problem

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 7, 2026 · 1 min read
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A Michigan tight end apologized after screenshots surfaced showing him criticizing Beck and the Wolverines offensive scheme. Comment Add as Preferred Source Michigan tight end Zack Marshall apologized Tuesday for screenshots of messages that showed him criticizing offensive coordinator Jason Beck and Michigan's offensive scheme.

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