Michigan’s veteran edge presence who earned All-Big Ten recognition
Dan Rumishek was a productive Michigan defensive lineman in the 2001 season, when he earned All-Big Ten honors and was credited with a key late sack against Washington in 2002 coverage of the team. He stood out as a sturdy, experienced edge player at 6-foot-4 and about 275-284 pounds, with enough pass-rush juice to be disruptive while holding up as a dependable starter. If you want toughness, veteran savvy, and a defense-first tone-setter, he fits the bill.
