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1983 Michigan Football Roster
No. Name
33 Jeff Akers
57 Tim Anderson
34 Greg Armstrong f
59 Art Balourdos
50 John Balourdos
25 Vincent Bean
19 Bob Bergeron
6 Al Bishop
40 Mike Boren
68 Andrew Borowski
99 Carlitos Bostic
28 Don Bracken,
52 Kevin Brooks
12 Fritz Burgess
83 Milt Carthens
94 Gene Cecchini
30 Brad Cochran
10 Jeff Cohen
21 Evan Cooper
58. Keith Cowan
5 William Dawson
9 Dan Decker
90 Vince DeFelice
64 Jerry Diorio
69 Tom Dixon
Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Class Hometown/High School
OLB 6-2
ILB 6-2
FB/RB 6-2
C/OG 6-2-
ILB 6-2"
SE 6-3
PK 5-8
D 5-10
ILB 6-3
OL 6-4
OLB 6-3
P 6-1
DT 6-6
DB 5-11
TE 6-3
DL 6-5
DB 6-3
DB 5-11
DB 6-0
OLB 6-0
WR 6.0
0B 6-2
DT 6-2
OG 6-3
C 6-2
225
218
195
240
190
190
160
180
230
250
223
205
245
193-
245
220
198
198
180
207
165
200
246
245
250
Jr. Lynn. MA/Lynn-Classical
Sr. - Ann Arbor. MI/Pioneer
Sr. Middleton,_OH/Middleton
Jr. Chicago. ILlMather
Sr. Southfield, MI/Southfield
Sr. Southfield, MI/Southfield
Sr. Ft. Wayne, IN/Ft, Wayne
Fr. Miami, FLKillian
Sr. Columbus, OH/Eastmoor
Fr. Cincinnati; OH/St. Xavier
Fr. Ypsilanti, MI/Ypsilanti
Sr. Thermopolis, WY/Hot Springs
Jr. Detroit, MI/Mackenzie
Sr. Pasadena, CA/Pasadena _
Sr. Pontiac, MI/Bloomfield Lahser
, Fr. Farmington, MI/Brother Rice
Jr. Royal Oak, MI/Brother Rice
Sr. Farmington Hills, MI/N. Farmington
Sr. Miami, FL/Killian
So. Pittsburgh, PA/Orchard Park, NY
Fr. Evanston, IL/Evanston Twp.
So. Roseville,' MI/DeLaSalle
Sr. Trenton, MI/Trentor .
Sr. Youngstown, OH/Cardinal Mooney
Sr. °'Ft. Wayne, IN/Bishop Dwenger
Fr. Lake Fonkonkoma, NY/Sachem
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76
Dan Holloway
Ed Hood
Stefan Humphries
OLB 6-2 225
DB 5-10 178
OG 6.4 262
Fr. Detroit, MI/DePorres
So. Utica, MI/Eisenhower3
Sr. Broward, FL/St. Thomas Aquinas
35 Jerald Ingram FB 6-1 225 Sr. Beaver, PA/Beaver Area
73 Doug James OT 6-2 267 Sr. Louisville, KY/DeSales
26 Gllvanni Johnson WR 6-2 175 So. Detroit, MI/Northern
24 Steve Johnson DB/WB 5-10 170 So. Youngstown, OH/Cardinal Mooney
81 Eric Kattus TE 6-6 222
67 Tom Knoebel C 6-3 236
51 Mike Krauss DT 6-5 240
30 Gene Lawson WR - 5-11 172
43 Phil Lewandowski ILB 6-3 222
38 Ben Logue RB 6-0 195
44 John Lott DB 6-0 180
80 Rodney Lyles OLB 6-3 226
8 Douglas Mallory DB 6-1 185
42 Mike Mallory ILB 6-2 217
18 Triando Markray WR 6-2 182
54 Andree McIntyre ILB 6-1 245
39 Mike Melnyk PK 6.1 165
41 Brian Mercer TB 6-2 205
96 Dave Meredith DT 6-4 245
65 John Mihic OL 6-4 258
79 Clay Miller OT 6-4 258
49 Andy Moeller ILB 6-1 219
74 Glenn Mogle 0T 6-8 280
8 Pat Moons PK 5-10 160
95 Sim Nelson OLB 6-2 235
84 Michael O'Connor SE 6-3 195
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Cincinnati, OH/Colerain
Chicago, IL/St. Rita
Clinton, MI/Clinton
Ft. Ft. Lauderdale. FUSt. Thomas Aquinas
Jr. Solon, OH/Solon
So. Atlanta, GA/North Spring
Sr. Masury, OH/Brookfield
Sr. Miami, FL/Killian
Fr. DeKalb, IL/DeKalb
Jr. DeKalb, IL/DeKalb
So. Detroit, MI/DePorres
Fr. Chicago, IL/Mendel Catholic
Sr. Warren, MI/Warren
.Jr. Cincinnati, OH/Forest Park
Sr. Sterling Hgts., MI/Stevenson
So. Lombard, IL/Glenbard
Jr. Norman, OK/Norman
So. Ann Arbor, MI/Pioneer
Fr. Sarasota, FURiverview
So. Ft.Lauderdale, FUSt. Thomas Aquinas
So. Fort Wayne, IN/Northside
72 John Elliott OT 6-7 280
39 Camp Fellin DB 5-11 174
15 John Ferens DB 6-0 199
93 David Folkertsma ILB 6.5 248
71 Rick Frazer CL 6-4 250
9 Dwayne Freeman DB 6-3 185
14 Tony Gant DB 6-2 175
32 Eddie Garrett FB 6-2 220
58 JohnGhindia OG 6-2 240
92 Joe Gray MG 6-1 230
63 Sean Guffey OL 6-4 250
7 David Hall 01B3 6-4 205
78 Mark Hammerstein OL 6-4 262
66 Mike Hammerstein DT 6-4 239
4 Jim Harbaugh QB 6-3 202
56 Billy Harris MG 6-1 230
48 Tom Hassel OLB 6-0 215
19 Dieter Heren DB 6-3 200
2 Rich Hewlett 08 6.1 195
17 Ivan Hicks D 6-2 180
31 Kenneth Higgins WR 6-2 180
So.
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Fr.
So.
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So.
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Jr.
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Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
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Sr.
So.
Sr.
So.
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Ann Arbor, MI/Pioneer
Toledo, OH/St. John's
Grand Rapids, MI/Calvin Christian
Escanaba, MI/Escanaba
West Palm Beach, FUSuncoast
Fremont, OH/Fremont
Milwaukee, WI/Pius XI
Trenton, MI/Trenton
Detroit, MI/Benedictine
Coleman, WI/Coleman
Livonia MI/Stevenson
Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta
Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta
Palo, Alto, CA/Palo Alto
Xenia, OH/Xenia
Cincinnati, OH/Purcell
Ft. Wayne, IN/Snider
Plymouth, MI/Plymouth-Salem
Pennsauken, NJPennsauken
Battle Creek, MI/Lakeview -
Fr. Kankakee, IL/Bishop McNamara
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14 John Paciorek QB
37 Bob Perryman FB
60 Bob Popowski OG
70 Ron Prusa 07T
75 Jerry Quaerna OT
22 Greg Randall DB
3 Russ Rein QB
45 Mike Rheinhold ILB
33 Dan Rice FB
13 Garland Rivers DB
43 Monte Robbins P
61 Nate Rodgers MG
20 Rick Rogers RB
89 Carlton Rose OLB
85 Jim Scarcelli OLB
99 Todd Schlopy PK
82 Paul Schmerge TE
29 Tim Schulte DB
25 Todd Schulte ILB
6 Mike Sessa WR
18 Marc Shevrin 08
97 Marty Shimko DT
56 Dave Simon C
53 Al Sincich MG
23 Kerry Smith RB
16 Steve Smith 08
55 Larry Sweeney C
77 Bob Tabachino OG
85 Steven Thibert TE
91 Jack Walker DL
46 Phil Webb RB
15 Peter Wentworth QB
22 Gerald White RB
27 Thomas Wicher TB
84 Mike Wilson DT
29 Derek Woodmore WR
62 Dan Yarano OG
12 Chris Zurbrugg QB
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5-10 183
6-2 230
6.3 251
6-3 255
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Port Huron, MI/Port Huron
Buzzard's Bay, MA/Bourne
Chicago, IL/Lane Tech
Chicago, IL/St. Laurence
6-5 265
So. Ft. Atkinson, WIl/t. Atkinson
6-0 180 So. Chagriai Falls, OH/Kenston
6-1 188 Fr. Evergreen Park, IL/Marist
6-3 Z28 So. Muskegon, MI/Central Catholic
6.2 229 So. Roxsbury, MANY. Roxsbury
6-2 182 Fr. Canton, OH/Canton McKinley
6-4 195 Fr. Great Bend, KS/Great Bend
6-0 234 Sr. Warren, OH/Western Reserve
6-2 216 Jr. Inkster, MI/Wayne Memorial
6-1 218 Sr. Ft. Lauderdale, FUStranaham
6-6 216 Jr. Warren, MI/Warren-Woods
5-10 163 Sr. Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park
6-2 222 So. Cincinnati, OH/St. Xavier
6-3 200 Fr. Ft. Thomas, KY/Covington Catholic
6-3 210 Fr. Fr. Thomas, KY/Covington
6-1 175 Jr. St. Joseph, MI/Lake Michigan
5-11 176 So. New York, NY/John Adams
6-4 220 So. Bay Village, PA/St. Ignatius
6-7 230 Jr. Grosse Pte., MI/Grosse Pte. N.
6-1 222 Jr. Cleveland, OH/St. Joseph
6-2 203 Sr. Grand Rapids, MI/ForestHills
6-0 195 Sr. Grand Blanc, MI/Grand Blanc
6-2 255 Sr. Alma, MI/Alma
6-0 255 Jr. Youngstown, OH/Chaney
6-5 215 Fr. Union Lake, MI/Walled Lake Central
6-5 217 Fr. Westland, MI/John Glenn
6-1 185 Fr. Romeo, MI/Romeo
6-2 215 Fr. Louisville, KY/DeSales
61 205 Fr. Titusville, FL/Titusville.
6-0 185 So. Detroit, MI/Central
6-3 240 Sr. Detroit, MI/Cass Tech
6-1 192 So. Auburn.Hgts., MI/Avondale
6-1 269 Sr. Zanesville, OH/Zanesville
6-2 190 Fr. Alliance, OH/Alliance
The mICHIGA ENSIAN
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By RON POLLACK
Step aside Anthony Carter.
For the last four years, Carter has
electrified crowds with acrobatic cat-
ches, thrilling runs and scintillting kick
returns. For the last two years, Vince
Bean has watched the All-America
flanker from his starting split end spot
while wondering "does anyone remem-
ber me?"
THE TWO-year wait finally over,
Bean's patience is about to be rewar-
ded. Carter has run out of eligibility at
Michigan and much to Bean's delight,
Wolverine head coach Bo Schem-
bechler does indeed remember him.
"If Vince doesn't catch 30, 40 balls
I'm gonna be disappointed," said
Schembechler.
As a sophomore, Bean caught 16
passes for 336 yards. As a junior, last
season, he hauled in 19 passes for 321
yards. And as a senior, well, who is he
to argue with Schembechler.
"I'M EXPECTING between 30 and 40
passes. That's realistic," said Bean,
who then burst into a wide grin, all but
licking his chops in.giddy anticipation.
"But I'll gladly take more. I'm expec-
ting to be the team's leading receiver."
And why not? Of the returnees to this
year's squad, Bean had the most recep-
tions last season. More importantly, he
has Schembechler's hearty support.
"Vince is one of the best route run-
ners we've got," said Schembechler.
"And Vince is practically impossible to
squat and funnel. What I mean is when
they bring the cornerbacks on him tough
and they try to funnel him in or funnel
him out and then get extra help deep on
him, you can't funnel him because he is
so quick. He "is actually quicker than
Anthony just getting away from that
first guy."
AH YES, the comparisons to Carter
have begun. Anything a Michigan
receiver does for years to come will un-
doubtedly be measured in relation to
what Carter did in his four years as a
collegiate. None of which fazes Bean
one bit all he wants is a chance to
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show-what he can do if given the oppor-
tunity. After two years of being
Michigan's "other receiver," Bean
relishes the opportunity of being the
Wolverines' top receiving threat.
"I'm definitely looking forward to
it," said Bean. "The patterns I've had
to run in the past were for first downs.
U'd catch the ball and either go out of
bounds or get hit immediately. Now I'll
get to run with it. I haven't been able to
do that in a long time.
"I'm looking forward to being a big
play guy like I was in high school. Since
I've been here, I've had to change roles
a little. Now I have to take Anthony's
place."
EASIER SAID than done. If Bean is
to fully succeed in this nmighty task,.he
must improve his skills in running with
the ball after he catches it, since the
patterns he has run the last two seasons
usually resulted in his quickly stepping
out of bounds or immediately being hit.
"During spring I was getting to run
with the ball and I wasn't comfor-
table," said Bean. "But it will come
back."
The other area where Bean must im-
prove is in his blocking. Not Pass
blocking when the other receiver slants
over the middle toward Bean, a defen-
der hot in pursuit. In such instances,
Bean floored an opposing player or two
with thunderous blocks last season.
Schembechler's concern is with Bean's
run blocking.
"I'm talking about running plays that
are run to his side where they don't
have a squatting corner (close to the
line of scrimmage)," said Schem-
bechler. "We don't ask him to block
that guy unless it's an inside play. but
when he goes to the secondary back
who is back and the ball is coming out
around there on a sweep or an option,
he's got to be able to jockey with that
guy and block him. It's a tough block,
but Bean will be all right."
TIE 6-3, 190 pound split end added
that, "They want me to be more
aggressive when blocking. In the past I
haven't gone out there to put a guy on
his back. Instead I just tried to get in
the way."
Of course, becoming the team's top
returning receiver doesn't just mean
that greater demands are made for im-
provement. The role entitles Bean to
some fun and games as well. There will
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