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Michigan Football 2003 Recruiting Class

How Many Players Do we Have: 18

LaMarr Woodley (Inside Linebacker/Defensive End)

6-3, 245 lbs, 4.65 seconds in the 40, 315 pounds bench press, vertical leap of 29 inches
From Saginaw High School in Saginaw, Michigan
# 1 recruit in state of Michigan, ranked by rivals.com, Detroit Free Press and most other major publications
Only 5-star recruit from state of Michigan
Member of Tom Lemming's 2003 Super Team
Tom Lemming's # 2 Outside Linebacker nationwide
Tom Lemming's # 27 overall prospect nationwide
Rival's # 3 inside linebacker nationwide
Rival's # 14 overall prospect nationwide
Projected as linebacker or defensive end in college
Chose Michigan over Michigan State, USC, Oklahoma
2.8 GPA, ACT of 16

Jerome Jackson (Tailback)

6-0, 195 lbs, 4.5 seconds in the 40, 290 pounds bench press
From Saginaw High School in Saginaw, Michigan
4-star recruit
Rival's # 7 recruit in state of Michigan
Rival's # 15 running back nationwide
Younger brother of Terry Jackson, starting tailback at Minnesota
Chose Michigan over Purdue, Michigan State, Minnesota and Oklahoma
3.5 GPA, ACT of 16

Brandent Englemon (Defensive Back / Athlete)

6-0, 180 lbs, 4.5 seconds in the 40, 290 pounds bench press, 405 pounds squat
From Holmes High School in Covington, Kentucky
Considered a "sleeper" recruit, due to the fact that he missed 5 games due to injury his senior season
Originally committed to Kentucky, but reconsidered after a Michigan scholarship opened up
Chose Michigan over Kentucky, Louisville, Northwestern, Wake Forest, Marshall
4.0 GPA

Quinton McCoy (Cornerback)- 2002 Recruit (Did not qualify academically for Michigan)

5-11, 180 pounds, 4.3 second 40-yard dash
All-American 4-star DB from Chandler, Arizona (Valley Christian HS)
Graduated from high school in 2002, attended prep school for a year to qualify academically for Michigan
Chose Michigan over Auburn, Michigan State, Nebraska, Oregon and Washington.

Prescott Burgess (Safety)

6-3, 210 lbs, 4.55 seconds in the 40, 290 pounds bench press, 405 pounds squat
From Harding High School in Warren, Ohio.
Rivals.com 5-star prospect, No. 1 Safety Prospect nationwide
No. 1 prospect overall from State of Ohio
Rivals.com No. 7 overall prospect nationwide
Tom Lemming's No. 36 overall prospect nationwide
Projected to play Strong Safety or Outside Linebacker at Michigan
Chose Michigan over Ohio State, Florida and Tennessee
2.9 GPA, ACT score of 16

Jeff Zuttah (Offensive Lineman)

6-4, 276 lbs, 4.9 seconds in the 40, 380 pounds bench press, 570 pounds squat,
From The Hun High School in Princeton, New Jersey.
Rivals.com 4-star prospect, No. 5 Offensive Guard nationwide.
No. 6 prospect overall in State of New Jersey
Tom Lemming's No. 80 overall prospect nationwide
Chose Michigan over Notre Dame, Penn State, Florida State and Boston College
3.0 GPA, SAT score of 1160

Ryan Mundy (Safety)

6-2, 200 lbs, 4.40 in the 40 from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Attended same high school (Woodland Hills) as current Wolverine wide receiver, Steve Breaston
Woodland Hills high school mascot is the Wolverine
Rivals.com 4-star prospect, No. 8 cornerback nationwide
No. 6 prospect overall in State of Pennsylvania
Voted player of the year for the Pittsburgh metro area
Tom Lemming's No. 40 overall prospect nationwide
Chose Michigan over Virginia, North Carolina State, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Ohio State and Notre Dame
2.7 GPA, SAT score of 830
Has great speed, played wide receiver and safety in high school

Leon Hall (Defensive Back)

5-11, 177 lbs, 4.42 in the 40 from Vista, Calfornia near San Diego.
Rivals.com 4-star prospect, No. 9 cornerback nationwide
No. 23 prospect from California
3.0 GPA, SAT score of 960
Chose Michigan over Arizona, UCLA, USC, Washington and Colorado.

Clayton Richard (Quarterback)

6-5, 225 lbs.
Rivals.com No. 4 pro-style QB in country, 4-star prospect.
No. 1 prospect from state of Indiana
Tom Lemming's No. 20 overall prospect nationwide
Named Mr. Football in state of Indiana of December 17, 2002
High School All-American from Lafayette, Indiana (McCutcheon HS).
Left-handed QB who can throw 70-75 yards.
Passed for 2,920 yards and 27 touchdowns during his Senior season. Passed for 10,720 yards in his HS career, with 92 touchdowns
4.7 in the 40, 4.0 GPA, SAT score of 1340
Chose Michigan over Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Northwestern, Purdue and UCLA.

Pat Sharrow (Offensive Lineman)

6-5, 275 lbs.
4.95 in the 40, 3.5 GPA/17 ACT from Monroe, Michigan
Rivals.com 3-star prospect, 8th player in Michigan
Chose Michigan over Michigan State, Notre Dame, Penn State, Wisconsin and Purdue

Will Paul (Tight End / Defensive End)

6-4, 254 lbs., 4.59 seconds in 40, 340-lb. bench press, 540-lb. squat
4.59 in the 40, 3.1 GPA from St. Louis Parkway West, Missouri.
Rivals.com # 2 prospect from state of Missouri
Rivals.com # 7 Tight End prospect nationwide
Featured as Defensive End and Tight End in U.S. Army All-American game in January, 2003
Bench Press of 340 lbs, squat max of 540 lbs.
High School All-American, The Insiders’ #30 overall prospect.
Chose Michigan over Clemson, Illinois, Iowa State, Missouri, UCLA, Wisconsin and Nebraska.

Garrett Rivas (Placekicker)

5-10, 180 lbs, 3-star prospect
All-American placekicker from Tampa, Florida (Jesuit HS).
Rivas is the kicking protege of former Wolverine place kicker Jay Feely, who kicked for the '97 Michigan National Championship team and now plays for the Atlanta Falcons.
Only kicker offered a scholarship at Michigan's summer football camp

Anton Campbell (Tailback)

6-0, 183 lbs., 4.4 in the 40, 2.8 GPA, 17 on ACT
All-American 4-star tailback from O'Fallon, Missouri (Fort Zumwalt West).
Appeared as a safety and running back in U.S. Army All-American game in January, 2003
Rivals.com # 6 all-purpose back nationwide
Rivals.com # 6 prospect from state of Missouri
Selected Michigan over Missouri, Michigan State and Illinois
Gained 9.89 yards per carry as a Junior

Adam Kraus (Tight End / Offensive Tackle)

6-6, 275 lbs., 4.9 in the 40, 285-lb. bench press, 425-lb. squat, vertical leap of 29 inches
All-American 4-star tight end/offensive tackle from New Orleans, Louisiana (Brother Martin HS).
Rivals.com # 10 offensive tackle nationwide
Rivals.com # 7 prospect from state of Louisiana
Adam Kraus is MaxEmfinger.com's # 7 offensive tackle (July list).
Chose Michigan over LSU, Florida and Colorado.
2.7 GPA, ACT of 20

Jim Presley (Linebacker)

6-2 1/2, 215 lbs., 4.56 in the 40, 4.06 in the shuttle; 10.8 100 meters, 2.9 GPA/19 ACT)
Hails from Milford, Michigan (West Highland Christian HS).
MaxEmfingerRecruiting.com's # 5 'strong outside linebacker' (July list).
4-star prospect ranked 3rd in state of Michigan among all football players.
Presley has been one of the fastest rising prospects in the Midwest.
Presley is now ranked as the # 3 outside linebacker nationwide by rivals.com
Presley made 75 tackles and 16 sacks in nine games as a junior. He also had offers from Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin, Purdue and Maryland.

Jake Long (Offensive Lineman)

6-7, 295 lbs., 5.0 in the 40, 340-lb. bench press, 550-lb. squat, 2.8 GPA
Top offensive lineman at the Michigan camp
4-star prospect, chose Michigan over Michigan State, Notre Dame, Penn State, Purdue and Northwestern
Rivals.com # 6 overall recruit from Michigan
Rivals.com # 21 Offensive Tackle nationwide
MaxEmfingerRecruiting.com's # 14 offensive tackle (July list).
All-American from Lapeer, Michigan, East (in the 'thumb' area).

Sam Keller (Quarterback)

6-4, 205 lbs., 4.85 in the 40
All-American 4-star QB from Danville, California (San Ramon HS).
Rivals.com # 9 ranked pro-style QB nationwide
Rivals.com # 27 prospect from state of California
Led California to a 26-15 victory in the All-Star CaliFlorida Bowl, completing 9 of 13 passes for 101 yards
Son of former Wolverine Mike Keller (a defensive end on Bo Schembechler's first teams) from Grand Rapids.
One of California's top two junior quarterbacks. As a junior he completed 66% of his passes for 2,800+ yards and 28 touchdowns, with only four interceptions.
Chose Michigan over Arizona State, Illinois, Notre Dame, Colorado and Kansas State
4.84 in the 40, 3.3 GPA

Shawn Crable (Defensive End)

Hometown/High School: Massillon, Ohio/Washington H.S.
Measurables: 6-6, 225 pounds, 4.74 in the 40-yard dash, 10.8 in the 100 meters, 2.8 GPA, 15 ACT.
Description: Massillon lost 21-20 in overtime in the state semi-finals to Warren Harding before a crowd of 22,000 to finish season with 11-3 record …Missed four games during regular season after having a screw replaced in a previously broken bone. … Totaled 75 tackles with 17 sacks, two interceptions and three forced fumbles … Played in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas, on Jan. 5.
Rankings: Rated as the No. 2 weak-side defensive end (4 of 5 stars) in the nation, the No. 47 player in the country and the No. 4 player in the state of Ohio by Rivals100.com … Considered the No. 9 defensive end and No. 73 overall player in the nation by Tom Lemming … Ranked as the No. 8 strong-side outside linebacker nationally by Max Emfinger … Listed as an All-American, the No. 7 linebacker nationally and the ninth-best player in the Midwest by SuperPrep … Picked as the No. 9 player on the Detroit Free Press Best of the Midwest list.
Other Schools Considered: USC, Miami, Pittsburgh and Ohio State.

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