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PLAYERS
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Lloyd Carr to decide if he's ready
to make the early jump to the NFL.
"I have to touch base on that
when I get back to Ann Arbor and
sit down with my coach," Terrell
told The Michigan Daily.
Draft experts place Terrell as the
No. I or No. 2 receiver draft
prospect.
Henson on the other hand will
have to decide if its in his best
nterest to return to a Michigan
team, with one of the best offensive
Iines in program history, when
Thomas won't return and its likely
Terrell will leave too.
But, Henson never has had an
entire season at the helm of the
Wolverines' offense. He missed the
first three games this year with a
foot injury after playing backup
behind Tom Brady his first two sea-
Sons.
Education may play a role as
well, as the strong high school stu-
dent out of Brighton said he enjoys
classes and wants to finish his edu-
cation.
"I really enjoy going to the Uni-
versity of Michigan," Henson said
at a postgame Citrus Bowl celebra-
tion. "It will be a big decision but I
(want people to know) that I am in
no hurry to leave. That wouldn't be
the reason -- I enjoy the classes I
enjoy being there.
"Everything plays an important
role. I don't want to go too much
into it, but it's a decision that will
affect my life."
A quick "thanks" and Henson
quickly scurried away, apparently
not ready to talk about the meat and
potatoes of the decision, or still
undecided.
"It could be the last time it could
not be," Henson said after the Cit-
rus Bowl victory. "I just wanted to
make sure while everyone's still in
uniform, and the feelings from the
game were still alive, that I go over
there and tell them how much fun it
was to play with them."
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baseball contract and has a choire
as to whether lie wants to entbr thl
NIFL Draft, play baseball or both.
Like Terrell, if he did move on te
pro football, some draft analysts
already have lenson drafting the
first or second college quartel k.
On the Major League Baseball
end, the Cincinnati Reds now hold
Henson's rights after the New-York
Yankees traded him in July. .
Even with his strong Ii king for
New York, Henson's uncertainty
about which sport he will choose
--- baseball or football --reiorted-
ly factored in Yankees' gen'o-al
manager George Steinbrenner's
decision to trade the prospect.
Henson finished the seaso rI6-
of-237 (61.6 percent) for 2,146
yards, 18 touchdowns and only four
interceptions. His favorite and most
dangerous target, Terrell, had 67
catches for 1,130 yards.
Terrell also set a Michigan
record in the Citrus Bowl, becom-
ing the first Michigan wideoti- to
notch two consecutive I,000-ard
seasons.
lie also said that a Dec. 14 inci-
dent involving the arrest of corner-
back James Whitley would not
affect his decision.
Terrell said he accompanied cor-
nerback James Whitley to his ex-
girlfriend's house to mediate an
argument between her and her cur-
rent boyfriend. The girlfriend
reported her apartment being .bro-
ken into at 4 a.m.
Ann Arbor Police arrested t-
ley and charged him with fire m
possession. While Carr kicked
Whitley off the team, he did hot
publicly say if he scolded Terrell
who was not arrested in the iGei-
dent, but also did not start in the
bowl game.
"David Terrell has never had n
kind of a problem at Michigi,
said Carr, defending the
receiver.
"Be's been a outstanding stu0 4t.
He's just under a 3.0 (grade 7Int
average). iHe's always a guywho
has played hard and has been funito
coach. He made a mistake, he v s
out too late at night," Carr said.
CITRUS
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his 40-yard field goal partially
blocked.
The Tigers took just over one
minute to earn a stop defensively,
and they began marching again. But
with a fresh set of downs on the
Michigan 18, Jeremy LeSueur blind-
sided Leaid. The ball came loose,
and Shawn Lazarus recovered for the
Wolverines.
"The difference in the game was
that we had our field goal blocked and
they made theirs," Auburn coach
Tommy Tuberville said.
The Wolverines finished the 2000
season with a 9-3 mark and a co-Big
en championship. The bowl win was
Michigan's fourth straight under coach
Lloyd Carr.
Carr took time after the game to
reflect on Thomas's capture of the
rushing record.
"I couldn't be prouder of anyone
than I am of" Thomas, Carr s 1
"What I appreciate about Antho s
that he never changed."
Michigan's offensive line. of e
Ilutchinsonx Jeff Backus, JI d
Brandt, Maurice Williams n41d
Jonathan Gpodwin took pride ii I e
accomplishment.
"It means a lot because he's bd.n
there since I've been playing'" Bacius
said.
With the season completed, he
spotlight now moves to the peripir l
issues of the team. Henson and d
Terrell must make decisions on ir
professional futures.
Neither were ready to make a dear i-
tive statement following the Cis
Bowl. Maybe it was because tb'y
needed more time to think. Perrs
they wanted to let Thomas, their team-
mate and buddy, have the spotlightall
to himself on this day. E
"I wanted to make sure I tI d
(Thomas) how much fun it was to
with him," Henson said.
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