Marshall FaulkFootball Player Carver HS/San Diego State/NFL
Inducted: 2011  Marshall Faulk was such a talented and versatile
athlete growing up in New Orleans that seemingly every coach had
a spot for him. He ran track, played baseball and basketball,
but football was where he stood out the most. Though as a senior
he would play quarterback, tight end, receiver, cornerback and
even kicker, it was running back where Faulk was destined to
become a legend.  In his final two seasons at Carver High, Faulk
rushed for 1,800 yards and scored 32 touchdowns. Though he was
pursued by bigger programs such as LSU, Nebraska, Miami, and
Texas A&M, Faulk chose San Diego State as his college because
the Aztecs promised him the best opportunity to develop as a
running back.  Faulk went on to become one of the most
productive running backs in NCAA and NFL history. In just his
second collegiate game he gained 386 yards and scored six
touchdowns. During his four-year career with the Aztecs he set
numerous school records, includi