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Senior cornerback Leon Hall may get most of the glory, but he isn't
the lone Wolverine tearing up opposing offenses. A group of six non- YEAR: Reds
seniors does its best to help hold the reins of the secondary. And while POSITIONS:
it may not be topping All-American lists just yet, this sextet of defenders HOMETOW
is ready to bring Michigan's defense back to the upper echelon. HEIGHT: 6

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YEAR: Redshirt junior
POSITIONS: Free Safety
HOMETOwN: Covington, Ky.
HEIGHT: 5-foot-11
WEIGHT: 205 lbs.
FORTY-YARD TME: 4.5 seconds
THE LowDoWN: Englemon's anott
hitter in the secondary.
He led the team in
fumble recoveries
last season and has
already played in
25 games in his
young career.
QUOTABLE:
"He's a great
competitor. I think
he does everything
well." - Ryan Mundy

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YEAR: Redshirt junior
POSITIONS: Free Safety MUND"1
HOMETOWN: Wilkins Township, Penn.
HEIGHT: 6-foot-i
WEIGHT: 208 lbs.
FORTY-YARD TME: 4.37 seconds
THE LOWDOWN: Mundy has returned with a vengeance after missing the
entire 2005 season with a nerve injury. He assumed the starting free safety role
against Notre Dame and helped shut down the Irish offense attack. He claims
he's almost near 100-percent healthy and is ready to prove it on the field.
QUOTABLE: "He's been through the ups and downs of an injury that
is a miserable injury, but he's aggressive, he runs, he's smart and I think
Ryan really, really played well (against Notre Dame)." - Lloyd Carr

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