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"3. Anthony Carter, WR, 1979-82: \r\n\tBo Schembechler called Anthony Carter the best player he ever coached. That\u2019s with good reason. Carter was such an impressive wide receiver, he forced Schembechler\u2019s hand in embracing the passing game. Michigan had never passed for 2,000 yards in a season until Carter stepped on campus in 1979. Although Carter was third on the team in receiving as a rookie that year, the best was yet to come. Carter was a two-time consensus All-American in 1981-82 and left school as the league\u2019s first 3,000-yard receiver (3,076 yards). Although Carter is now 10th on the Big Ten\u2019s career receiving list, eight of the nine ahead of him caught at least 210 career passes. Carter caught 161 passes with an average of 19.1 yards per catch.\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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