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Good catch. Yep, #51 overall in that draft class. I had to look it up. Not sure why I was thinking he went in 4th round. One of the steals of that draft class.

Yep, Portis is kind of the forgotten man amongst our running backs from Edge to Gore. I'll admit I wanted McGahee to be the starter over him in 2001. All I heard before the season was this guy McGahee was a beast. Portis must have been the goods to keep McGahee from starting and he didn't...

Yes, Spence was appreciated here, but not to the levels of guys like Lewis, Morgan, Vilma, Beason. That's why I think he's our most under appreciated star. He was insane good. His instincts and football IQ were up there with those other 4 I just listed above. He didn't have the physical...

Every time I hear his name, I have to shake my head in disgust. Not because anything about Bosher. Great player. Loved him as a player. He was the team MVP in 2008 and rightfully so. When I hear his name, I am reminded that it seemed like he had to make every tackle on kickoff coverage and punt...

Sure, Morgan had a better college career than probably any linebacker to ever play college football. His stats, awards, accolades are hard to touch. He's my 2nd best lber to ever play at UM. He had no weaknesses. Likewise, Ray had no weaknesses. I feel Ray was just slightly better in every area...

I love Nasty Nate. He was a tremendous player for us. I agree that Ray's DL was better, but I'll still take him over any other LBer

No, I don't think Marley could hit harder than Nate. I think Nate is the number 1 hardest hitter in UM history. I just think Lewis was better all around tackler and best tackler ever in UM history

Fair point on Rod Carter. I didn't watch many of games as I was very young at the time when he was playing. There is a clip of one of his hits in the first 30 for 30 about the U. That hit was vicious. I decided to go back and watch that game on Youtube. It was the '87 game against Arkansas in...

Best tacklers: 1. Ray Lewis 2. Dan Morgan 3. Micheal Barrow Hardest hitters: 1. Nate Webster 2. Denzel Perryman 3. Rohan Marley

Forgot how good he was. Had to follow in the footsteps of the two best collegiate and NFL safety’s of all time. Could really lay the wood for his size

Sean Spence