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8B Saturday, October 13, 2007
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One is trying to prove the failures against
Ohio State and Southern Cal are behind
him, while the other is looking to redeem
himself from last week's struggles.
mogaTRENT

BRYANT
Position: Wide receiver
Height: 5-foot-10
Weight: 175 pounds
Year: Senior
The skinny: One of the Big Ten's most dangerous
dual threats - a great receiver and explosive return-
er who can score any time he touches the ball.
Ups: Bryant was on the Biletnikoff watch list enter-
ing the season (for nation's top wide receiver). A
12-catch, 150 yard, two touchdown performance two
weeks ago against Minnesota.
Downs: The senior was held to negative
yards (two catches, minus-four yards)
receiving last week against Ohio State.
Quotable: "Their special teams are
excellent. When (Dorien) Bryant's
back there, it's like Teddy Ginn be-
ing back there. He can bring it at
any time." -Ohio State coach Jim
Tressel

FILE PHOTO BY MIKE HULSEBUS
Position: Cornerback
Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 184 pounds
Year: Redshirt junior
The skinny: A wide receiver-turned-cornerback who is
coming into his own in his third year at his new position.
Ups: Trent shut down Notre Dame's Jeff Samardzija last year
on the road and has become the Michigan secondary's most reliable
player this season.
Downs: The junior got beat repeatedly against Ohio State and South-
ern Cal to close out an otherwise solid sophomore season.
Quotable: "He came back in the winter with an attitude that he
wanted to play a full season. He's a very dedicated guy, takes care of
himself. He's got pride, and that motivated him in the course of the
spring and off-season. There's no question in my mind he'll be able to
finish this year." -- Michigan coach Lloyd Carr.

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