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- Marc starred for the baseball and basketball teams at Pittsburgh Catholic.
- Marc threw for 380 yards in a 1998 loss to the University of Miami.
- Marc tied a West Virginia record with four TDs in his final college game.
- In three college starts against arch-rival Pitt, Marc threw for 1,088 yards and 11 touchdowns.
- Mark graduated from West Virginia with six school passing records—total offense, passing yards, attempts and completions, completion percentage and touchdowns.
- Marc earned NFL Player of the Week recognition in his first pro start, in 2002.
- The only players to throw for more yards than Marc in 2003 were Peyton Manning and Trent Green.
- Isaac Bruce is Marc’s favorite target. In 2003 alone, he connected with the All-Pro receiver more than 110 times.
- Marc’s favorite off-season throwing partner is a boyhood friend from Pittsburgh named Zach, who works as a school teacher.
- Marc majored in Sports Management at West Virginia.
- Marc was hooked on Scooby Doo as a kid.
- Marc’s sister, Katie, was tearing it up on the hardwood for Oakland Catholic in 2000. She was ready to sign with Tulane, but Marc hammered on her until she agreed to join the Mountaineers. In her first season, Katie was Big East Rookie of the Year. When his other sister, Meg, was a high school senior, she was recruited by Duke, Maryland, Notre Dame and Penn State. Katie and Marc tag-teamed her and she also became a Mountaineer.
- Meg’s basketball coach at Oakland Catholic was former WNBA star Suzie McConnell-Serio.
- Marc’s older brother, Jim, works as his manager now.
Peyton Manning,
2004 Sports Illustrated
Isaac Bruce, 1996
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