The Return of a Ghost from Michigan Football's Past
In over 120 years of existence, the University of Michigan football program has seen its fair share of legends pass through.
Players of the likes of Howard, Harmon, and Carter, amongst others.
But then there is one that stands out. A special talent from Ohio that proudly wore the Maize 'n Blue of Michigan. One that wore the No. 2 jersey in route to a Heisman and a national championship.
His name was Charles Woodson, who in 1997, permanently placed his name in Michigan's history books.
Woodson became the first and only defensive player to ever win the Heisman, and he was 3-0 against the Buckeyes as well.
It is these reasons why Woodson is arguably one of the greatest, if not the greatest, in Michigan and NCAA football history.
Woodson is one of the most decorated cornerbacks to ever play the game.
Punt and kick returns, huge receptions at wide receiver, or game changing interceptions that could make your jaw drop. Whatever it was, Woodson could do it.