Marshall Duffield (2003) - USC Athletics Hall of Fame

Marshall Duffield

Induction:
2003
Class:
1930

Marshall Duffield, nicknamed “Field Marshall,” was a 2-time All-Conference first team quarterback (1929-30). He captained the 1930 Trojan team. A 3-year letterman (1928-30), he was a member of USC’s 1928 national championship squad. He scored 2 touchdowns and passed for another in the 1930 Rose Bowl (USC beat Pittsburgh, 47-14). In his USC career, he had 2,716 yards of total offense, including 1,538 rushing yards. He came to USC from Santa Monica High. After his USC career, he became a successful businessman, including as a successful beverage distributor, in Southern California. He is a member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame. He died on July 6, 1990, at age 79.