Daniel Marx Season 2014

As a Senior (2017)
• 14 games played
• One rush, three receptions for 34 yards
• Solo tackle vs. UCLA
• Led Stanford to 656 total yards vs. Rice, seventh-most in school history
• Led Stanford to 405 rushing yards vs. UCLA, fourth-most in school history 
• One catch for 24 yards at Washington State
• One catch for three yards at Washington
• One catch for seven yards vs. Cal

As a Junior (2016)
• Seven games played
• Missed six games due to injury
• Premier blocking back
• Led Stanford to 357 rushing yards at Cal, ninth-best single-game total in school history
• Led Stanford to 373 rushing yards vs. Rice sixth-best single-game total in school history

As a Sophomore (2015) • Game-by-Game Statistics
• All-Pac-12 honorable mention
• Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention
• 11 games played
• One catch for 15 yards vs. Washington
• One catch for five yards at Colorado
• One catch for five yards vs. Oregon

As a Freshman (2014) • Game-by-Game Statistics
• 12 games played
• Three rushes for six yards
• First career rush vs. USC

The Marx File
• Played at Mission Viejo (Calif.) under head coach Bob Johnson
     • Fullback, tight end and linebacker
• Nation’s third-best fullback by ESPN, fourth by Scout, sixth by 247Sports
• California’s 66th-best recruit by ESPN
• Two-time All-South Coast League first team
• 2013 CIF Southern Section first team
• Led team to pair of South Coast League titles
• Two-time Pac-5 quarterfinalist
• 2011 Pac-5 semifinalist
• 2010 Pac-5 finalist
• Lettered one season in lacrosse
     • 15 goals as midfielder
• Rivalry Series Scholar Athlete
• National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete
• Full name is Daniel Paul Marx
• Born in Mission Viejo, Calif.
• Son of Jay and Ahndrea Marx
• One sibling, Ali
• Uncle, Pete Montrenes, played baseball at USC (1999-00) and Ole Miss (2001-02)
• Guitarist
• Majoring in public policy