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No longer with team Marshall is no longer with the Air Force basketball program for personal reasons, per Marissa Kraus of The Denver Gazette.

Impact Marshall reportedly made the decision to exit the program citing personal reasons. The 6-foot-4 guard had been averaging 3.5 points and 2.8 rebounds per game through four contests for the Falcons this season. It is thus far unclear whether he plans to enter the transfer portal or is simply walking away from basketball.

NOVEMBER 20 • ROTOWIRE

High-flying freshman Kyle Marshall the latest Air Force basketball player to enter the transfer portal It’s turning into a worst-case scenario offseason for Air Force basketball yet again.

APRIL 8 • GAZETTE.COM

Enters transfer portal Marshall has entered the NCAA's transfer portal, Verbal Commits reports.

Impact Unfortunately for Marshall, the Air Force still used him as a reserve until their 2024-25 season's conclusion. The freshman has three years of collegiate eligibility and a redshirt remaining.

APRIL 8 • ROTOWIRE

Logs 30 minutes despite illness Marshall (illness) posted seven points (3-7 FG, 1-1 3Pt, 0-2 FT), six rebounds and nine assists across 30 minutes during Saturday's 92-71 loss to New Mexico.

Impact Marshall delivered an impressive stat line despite the 21-point loss Saturday, ending just three points and one assist away from a double-double. He should be part of the rotation when Air Force takes on Boise State on Tuesday.

MARCH 1 • ROTOWIRE

DNP Saturday Marshall did not play in Saturday's game against Fresno due to an illness, Marissa Kraus of The Gazette reports.

Impact Marshall was forced to sit out for the first time this season as he deals with an illness. The freshman guard will aim to be back in the lineup for Tuesday's game against Colorado St.

FEBRUARY 22 • ROTOWIRE

Boise State hosts Marshall and Air Force

Air Force visits the Boise State Broncos after Kyle Marshall scored 23 points in the Falcons' 81-76 loss to the Northern Colorado Bears

DECEMBER 20, 2024 • Associated Press

Air Force freshman Kyle Marshall lives up to 'human springboard' reputation in second game Air Force needed a spark. Kyle Marshall brought a torch.

NOVEMBER 8, 2024 • GAZETTE.COM