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| Brown played at Michigan for Four Years as Tailback |
| Carlos Brown filled the Quarterback Position for the Braves |
The Tamp Bay Buccaneers signed running back Carlos Brown, the
former Heard County Brave and Michigan Wolverine star who entered
the league in April as an undrafted free agent with the New Orleans
Saints.
Brown, a four year starter at Heard County, singed a four year
scholarship to play college ball at the University of Michigan, shocking
nearly everyone in Heard County and those in the college football
world. Brown found success early at Michigan in 2006 carrying the ball
16 times as a freshman. The next year Carlos began turning heads,
literally. With his blinding speed and agility, Brown racked up 382 yards
and 4 touchdowns on 75 carries, his longest an 85 yard scamper
against Eastern Michigan.
Hampered by injuries, Carlos' was kept on the sideline for much of
the 2008 season. But his determination and work ethic gave him the
ablility to heal quickly and Brown grew stronger and faster, coming
back to finshing up his career at Michigan with 81 carries for 480 yards.
Brown now joins the Tampa Bay back field with former Auburn
Tiger and 6 year veteran running back Cadillac Williams, the leading
rusher for the Bucs.
Tampa Bay took on the Miami Dolphins Sunday at Sun Life
Stadium where Brown was able to get on the field after only bring with
the team a few days. Brown carried the ball 4 times for 22 yards.
Congratulations to Carlos Brown!
former Heard County Brave and Michigan Wolverine star who entered
the league in April as an undrafted free agent with the New Orleans
Saints.
Brown, a four year starter at Heard County, singed a four year
scholarship to play college ball at the University of Michigan, shocking
nearly everyone in Heard County and those in the college football
world. Brown found success early at Michigan in 2006 carrying the ball
16 times as a freshman. The next year Carlos began turning heads,
literally. With his blinding speed and agility, Brown racked up 382 yards
and 4 touchdowns on 75 carries, his longest an 85 yard scamper
against Eastern Michigan.
Hampered by injuries, Carlos' was kept on the sideline for much of
the 2008 season. But his determination and work ethic gave him the
ablility to heal quickly and Brown grew stronger and faster, coming
back to finshing up his career at Michigan with 81 carries for 480 yards.
Brown now joins the Tampa Bay back field with former Auburn
Tiger and 6 year veteran running back Cadillac Williams, the leading
rusher for the Bucs.
Tampa Bay took on the Miami Dolphins Sunday at Sun Life
Stadium where Brown was able to get on the field after only bring with
the team a few days. Brown carried the ball 4 times for 22 yards.
Congratulations to Carlos Brown!