
Getting to Know Stephen Schilling
8/26/2008 12:00:00 AM | Football
Steven Schilling Junior/Sophomore Offensive Line |
Full Name (Nickname): Stephen Schilling (Schill)
I Can't Live Without: air, food, water
After My Football Career, I Hope To: work in athletics
Person Who Had the Biggest Influence of My Life: my parents
The Most Famous Person I've Met Is: Russell Crowe
My Advice to Young Kids: do the right thing
When I Was Growing Up, I Never Thought I Would: play college football
Hobbies and Leisure Time Activities: music, movies, TV
In a Football Game, Someday I'd Like To: score a touchdown
If I Was to Play Another Sport, It Would Be: basketball
The Greatest Football Game I Ever Played in was (explain): my high school team beat a team that had won 151 straight games
The Best Football Advice I Ever Received was (by whom): do something C Lloyd Carr
Favorites
Food: pizza
Breakfast Cereal: Honey Bunches of Oats with strawberries
Late night Snack: pizza
Cartoon/TV Show Growing Up: Saved by the Bell
TV Channel: TBS
TV Show: The King of Queens
Magazine To Read: Sports Illustrated
Musician Or Music Group: Jay-Z
Actor: Will Smith
Sports Hero: Michael Jordan
Superhero: Superman
CD: Reasonable Doubt by Jay-Z
Video Game: NCAA Football
Car: Range Rover
Michigan Junior/Sophomore OL Stephen Schilling Quotes
On the anticipation for Saturday's game against Utah... "I'm excited. We have been here eight or nine months for work outs, and I can't wait to finally put it to the field and see what we can really do."
On his expectations against Utah... "Coach Rodriguez always says that we don't want to expect to win, but we want to deserve to win. With all of the offseason work we have done all year, we have put in all the work so that we can deserve to win. We did all the work, and on Saturday we'll have to put in the work to win."
On adapting to changes on offense... "It is new now with a new coach and new offense, but we are confident that we worked hard all year and that we'll be able to play well this season."
On the unity of the team... "The chemistry has become a lot stronger from last year to this year. We are bringing in new guys and playing with new guys, and it takes time to get used to playing next to them. Outside of football, we have developed good relationships, and I think it translates to the field."
On contributions from young players... "All of the freshmen came in with the mindset that they were going to work hard and that they were going to play. They knew there were a lot of opportunities and they worked hard over the summer."
Players Mentioned
Finally Healthy, Mangham a Valuable Member of Competitive U-M Defense
Tuesday, September 16
Football Press Conference: Biff Poggi (Sept. 15)
Monday, September 15
Football Press Conference: Justice Haynes (Sept. 15)
Monday, September 15
Inside Michigan Football - Central Michigan Edition
Sunday, September 14