The L.A.B. | Rose Bowl Preview with Michigan Legends Anthony Carter & John Wangler
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This week on the L.A.B presented by Champions Circle™️: Michigan Football Legends Anthony Carter & John Wangler sit down with Jake Butt. You'll hear exclusive insights from their historic careers, never-heard-before stories, and what it was like to play in the Rose Bowl. You don't want to miss this one, Go Blue!! - กีฬา
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Michigan legends
AC - best receiver in Michigan history.
No doubt, and KR
100% correct. John, took a beating, but bounced back, played hurt and the average person didn't even know the players would play hurt. We didn't have social media back then so it was different. Five of my siblings including my dad went to Michigan. Grew up in the thumb area surrounded by MSU people. It was all good, though.
My dad told me about Anthony Carter, seen your highlights. GO BLUE. I hope that the Wolverines use Edward's quite a bit at receiver.
Finally!!! Anthony Carter and John Wangler. Great to see them!
Anthony Carter.
Wow.
GOAT!.
Awesome to hear from a couple of Wolverine LEGENDS, thank you Jake.
GO BLUE! 💙💛🏈🏆 and….
#RollDe〽️Tide!
Holy Shit!! I remember being in the "Big House" in October of 1979 for the Indiana game. I got to see the "Play of the Century" happen live. The game winning pass from John Wangler to Anthony Carter to come from behind and win the game with only 6 seconds left on the clock.
Thanks for bringing on these legends Jake! Awesome to see and be able to hear and feel John and AC. Very cool.
For a Freshman to tell the QB to throw him the ball speaks to Anthony's ability and confidence level. John was a great QB.
So I gotta brag a little. I was at the 1982 Purdue game that was the last home game for AC, Ali-Haji Shiek, and Lawrence Ricks. It was my first ever Michigan game at Michigan stadium (it wasn't called the Big House yet). It seemed like AC was torching the Purdue defense for 60 yard bombs every quarter. And Ricks ran for almost 200 yards. There was a kid from Forest Hills Northern that I played against in H.S. that was All State in three sports by the name of Kerry Smith that was a backup tailback on that team who scored a TD. He also played great in the Rose Bowl. But AC was electric! I was near the North endzone and when Michigan had plays down there the Purdue DB's were hitting him so hard when he would run across the end zone as a decoy. But he never let it bother him. Just bounced off them and kept playing. Great memories from an era 70's/80's that is gone for good. But it was my favorite football era and the players, especially the skill players, are legends.
Anthony Carter is the reason I became a Michigan 〽️
2 of my all-time favorite wolverines, John Winging Wangler and Anthony A.C. Carter the human torpedo. In 1979 we were celebrating 100 years of Meechigan football, our family had season seats and I was sitting in sec. 18 row 81 seats 38 and 39 when we witnessed the single greatest play ever! Go Blue!!!
Jake, thank you for bringing us these two Michigan legendary players. I remember listening to the Indiana play on the radio like it was yesterday. AC will always be my favorite wolverine. Love Charles too but you felt like AC could score on every play he touched the ball. Denard had a lot of that too. Go Blue!
Anthony Carter a true blue mich man and legend with out doubt go blue.
I seen AC play on the field in The Big House, he ran like a Deer.
Share this with AC!! myself and 3 of my brothers started buying student tickets back in the early 70's. We finally got season tickets in the mid 70's. We were now at our final seats for the next 25 years in the end zone where AC scored that TD.
Well we were at the opener AC's 1st year if and we always got there early to see the players warmup. AC was catching punts and my brother Pat said " hey look at that skinny guy with the long white socks, he looks like a deer with those skinny legs". If I remember AC ran a punt back for a TD and we knew this guy was special!! We used to yell from row 85 in section 9 when we saw single coverage! "Single coverage on AC". If the ball was thrown boom we had a big gainer. Yes AC is such a very special person and we watched him on TV in the USFL and every time in the NFL. TY to all of those classy people like Wangler mentioned for being such Great Michigan Men!! Better people that players and that my friend is saying something!!!!!
I, too, remember Anthony's legs looking like the legs of a deer; fast, like he was bounding in the air. Both of these guys are just so humble, giving credit to their teammates. It's no wonder the team did so well. I was a student in the late 70's - early 80's and every football Saturday was like Christmas.The band, the excitement in the air, the team running out of the tunnel touching the banner, having only about 5 inches to sit, being squished together with your fellow friends and fans and throwing toilet paper in the air when we scored a touchdown. That was a blast. Just special memories that will last a lifetime.
Wangler too?!?! Big John!!! Kudos!
Michigan hasn't had a more dangerous receiver since AC . That's a fact to me. And I saw Nico Collins, Braylon Edwards, Alexander, Jehu Chesson , DPJ , none had the speed and hands and uncanny ability to do what AC could do . He was mind boggling fast .
I was going to say that these guys practiced so much out there before the Rose Bowl that they had to have been exhausted even before the game even started.
Awesome post...A.C & J WANG was the best back in the day...This is when I was a freshman in high school. AC is the Original #1...He is the reason everyone in the nation wants to where #1... Still my all-time favorite player. LET'S GET IT BOYZ. THAT NATTY...GO BLUE!
I REMEMBER LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY THAT CATCH THAT ANTHONY CAUGHT TO WIN THE GAME VS INDIANA . I WAS ABOUT YRS OLD WATCHING IN RURAL TOWNSHIP IN CANADA CLOSE TO LAKE ST CLAIR ON ANTENNA , GRAINY PICTURE ZENITH TV AS LOUD AS IT COULD BE AND I WENT BALLISTIC WITH EXCITEMENT AND RELIEF AND ALMOST STARTED CRYING
Rivera Beach 90+ TDs if I recall?
That a captain on that defense named Andy cannavino
Back then Butch Woolfolk was the fastest player ever at Michigan...for one year. And Anthony Carter came the next year and HE was the fastest player ever at Michigan. In fact, the very first time AC touched the ball was on a punt return and he went 70 yards for a TD. For me he is the best player ever to put on a Michigan uniform. Sorry Charles, but AC was AA three years in a row on a team that didn't throw very much.
You’re on it. AC is also that Legend.
U right I'm 59 years old watched AC play man he was good I would listen Michigan football on the radio what was the announcer who almost cry saying his name and blow the horn when they scored
@@williambutler4847 the legendary Bob Ufer and I listened on the radio every Saturday as a kid,1972 Dennis Franklin QB days…😉 Howdy old timer! 😉
Thanks yeah Bob ufer legend go blue
JJ needs to run and run a lot!
JJ needs to outplay Milroe!
100% no one mentions this which I like.. hope he’s healthy and keeps drives alive with his feet and shocks Bama with his 4.4 speed
My son wore the number 1 Jersey at Indy this year! Go AC Go Jake Go Wangler Go Blue! Beat bama!💘
Johnny Wangler was just as important as AC in Mich football history.
Bo's first QB - who was an effective passer.
We needed BOTH guys to finally breakthrough at the damn Rose Bowl by not being so one dimensional on offense with the option game
Mich football when to a new level with these two guys on the field - suddenly - defenses had to play honest and ALSO guard against a dangerous air game as well
AC was absolutely the best WR ever at MICH - and we have had a ton of em. Electrifying and tough & strong as nails
GO BLUE
DESTROY WASHINGTON - like these two guys did in 1981 Rose Bowl
AC was bad man
Look here I’m a huge Michigan wolverine fan…I watch urban’s take along with Michigan podcast I’ve told them the same thing I’m about to say I like urban’s I’m always on ppl from Michigan about not haveing enough respect Ohio state by calling them the team down south well I feel the same about Ohio podcast if your going on theses podcasts call your self a pro analysis I’m sitting here watching urban’s take it’s all about the team up north as I’ve said to many Michigan podcasts your supposedly an analysis it not that hard to have respect at least when your on camera….
Urban Meyer is the disrespectful one.....even when he coached Utah he called BYU the team down south.
No one out here has any respect for him.