Darryl Stonum is one of the most explosive receivers on Michigan’s roster, though he’s only caught one touchdown in his career, against Purdue (to be fair, the entire team only had 11 TD receptions last year). He’s been cited as someone who has a lot of physical talent, but maybe has a bit of maturing to do before he can live up to his potential. Regardless, Stonum is definitely considered among Michigan’s best deep threats from the split end position in 2009.
Roy Roundtree was one of three Trotwood-Madison commits in Rich Rodriguez’s first recruiting class, and is the player who set of the now-infamous Joe Tiller rant. Roundtree has practiced at both wide receiver and slot in his Michigan career, though he redshirted last year to add some weight for the college game. Thus far, the highlight of Roundtree’s Wolverine career is the 50-yard touchdown bomb he caught from Tate Forcier in the 2009 Sring Game.
Darryl Stonum v. Roy Roundtree
- 3 Darryl Stonum (57%, 363 Votes)
- 6 Roy Roundtree (43%, 272 Votes)
Total Voters: 635
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Tags: boring offseason, darryl stonum, heisman campaign, roy roundtree
Now that Roundtree can see, I think he’ll end up providing more bang for the buck than Stonum. I think Stonum is a great athlete but I am not yet sold that he really wants to be playing football, yet. Hopefully he’ll prove me wrong this season.
This is the season that Stonum shows why he was so heavily recruited……we hope.