Georgia Tech quarterback TaQuon Marshall scores a touchdown during the first half of Saturday’s win against Miami in Atlanta.ATLANTA – Georgia Tech’s timeshare at quarterback may be a thing of the past.
TaQuon Marshall is back in full-time control of the Yellow Jackets’ offense.
Marshall ran for 92 yards with two touchdowns and threw for a score as Tech scored 13 points off Miami’s three lost fumbles to beat the struggling Hurricanes 27-21 Saturday night in Atlantic Coast Conference action.
Marshall had shared the position with freshman backup Tobias Oliver since sustaining an undisclosed injury against Duke on Oct. 13. But the senior played almost the full game against Miami – Oliver made only a brief appearance but wasn’t even on the field for a full series.
“It felt good to be out there,” said Marshall, who also threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to Brad Stewart in the third quarter. ” I think I knocked a little bit of the rust off.”