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

J.T. Floyd's career started off rocky, playing as a redshirt freshman on one of the worst defenses in Michigan history. It got worse his sophomore year, when he missed the last month of the season with an injury.

Ranked as the No. 75 athlete in the Class of 2008, he rebounded to start 34 games at corner in his career, making 179 tackles, intercepting three passes and breaking up 18 others.

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