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"7. Dan Dierdorf, OL, 1968-70: \r\n\tCanton, Ohio, was a fitting birthplace for an offensive tackle who landed in both the College Football Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He was one of Michigan\u2019s key players early in Bo Schembechler\u2019s tenure in Ann Arbor, earning All-Big Ten honors in Schembechler\u2019s first two seasons of 1969-70. Along with All-American guard Reggie McKenzie, Dierdorf anchored a line that led Michigan to a 17-4 overall record and 12-2 in the Big Ten his final two seasons. A consensus All-American in 1970, Dierdorf led an offense that averaged 30.5 points and 248 rushing yards per game in 1969-70.\r\n\r\n\tRelated Content\r\n\r\n\t\u2022 Michigan Wolverines 2013 Team Preview\r\n\t\u2022 Michigan Wolverines Cheerleader Gallery\r\n\t\u2022&amp;nbsp;5 Greatest Moments in Michigan Football History\r\n\t\u2022&amp;nbsp;Ranking the Big Ten Quarterbacks for 2013\r\n\t\u2022&amp;nbsp;Ranking the Big Ten Running Backs for 2013\r\n\t\u2022&amp;nbsp;Ranking the Big Ten Coaches for 2013\r\n\t\u2022&amp;nbsp;Ranking All 125 College Football Coaches for 2013\r\n\t\u2022&amp;nbsp;College Football's Top 50 Running Backs of the BCS Era\r\n\t\u2022&amp;nbsp;Jokes About Michigan Rivals\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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