"Exit Interview" is a concept started at WolverineNation last year where we chat with players leaving Michigan about their experiences with the Wolverines and in some cases what's next.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- He never had a position he stayed at for long, yet Craig Roh never missed a game in his career.

The No. 4 defensive end in the Class of 2009 and No. 47 player overall started all 51 of the games he played in, setting a Michigan record. Along the way, the Arizona native made 150 tackles -- 26.5 of them for loss -- and had 10.5 sacks. His tackles for loss are tied for 11th in Michigan history with Ryan Van Bergen.

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