Former Georgia LB Trezmen Marshall transferring to Alabama

Alabama netted another transfer addition Thursday night. Former Georgia linebacker Trezmen Marshall became the second transfer portal to commit to the Crimson Tide, announcing the news over social media. He joins former Maryland tight end C.J. Dippre, who announced his commitment to Alabama last month.

“I want to first thank my Heavenly Father for all the blessings He has bestowed upon me," Marshall posted on his Instagram. "Without Him I am nothing. Secondly I would like thank my support system for being there for me throughout everything. Lastly, I would like to thank Coach Smart, his staff, and the entire University of Georgia for supporting me these last three years. It has been an incredible experience and I am thankful for the lifelong memories and the brotherhood I have been a part of during my time here at UGA. With that said, I am announcing my transfer to the University of Alabama.”

Marshall has played in 35 games across four seasons at Georgia, tallying 31 career tackles. Last season, he appeared in 14 games, registering 19 tackles, including 4.5 for a loss and one sack with an interception.

Alabama is losing it two starting linebackers from last season in Henry To'oTo'o and Jaylen Moody. Rising redshirt sophomore Deontae Lawson is expected to fill one of those starting spots.

Marshall, a rising super senior, will be in competition for the other opening along with junior college transfer Justin Jefferson rising junior Kendrick Blackshire, rising sophomore Jihaad Campbell and rising redshirt freshman Shawn Murphy.