Miami Baseball Transfer Lands With New ACC Team

"The last ride," Marsh said on his X account.

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Marsh started the season on fire, battling between Golden Spikes Semifinalist Daniel Cuvet and the team's best player, Jake Ogden, with hits, home runs, and RBIs. Then, around the middle of the season. Marsh became inconsistent, dropping in and out of the lineup before completely falling out of the lineup at the end of the season. He would get a few chances as a pinch hitter, but the start of the season was only the peak of what he could do for the Canes.

He finished his lone season with the Canes slashing .245/.304/.457 with seven home runs and 39 RBIs. He has 19 career home runs after two seasons playing for Penn State in the Big 10 and now he will try and find a place in the rotation for the Blue Devils.

This is a solid landing spot for Marsh, after falling out of the rotation and losing some confidence at bat during the season. With the Blue Devils, he will have another opportunity to work his way up in the lineup to try and help them overcome their ACC troubles as well.