Michigan Wolverines: Curt Graman
Exit Interview: LS Curt Graman 
Curt Graman didn't play much in his career and other than a brief stint at tight end, a position he played in high school, his specialty was as a long snapper.
WolverineNation caught up with Graman last month.
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Michigan explains snapper scholarship
As football continues to become more specialized, giving long snappers a free ride for four years is beginning to happen more often.
Michigan was always going to take a long snapper somehow. It has been a personal preference of coach Brady Hoke for years, and this season made the most sense to grab one.
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