Tiger safety looks to impress pro scouts in 2007

By Bob Wilson  |   Tuesday, February 06, 2007  |  Comments( 3 )

 Clemson Tigers
Clemson Tiger safety Michael Hamlin will be called upon to anchor the secondary next season. The hard-hitting defensive back racked up 44 solo tackles and another 19 assists last season to go along with two interceptions. The year before, Hamlin was the seventh-leading tackler on the team and was named to a couple of freshman All-American teams....
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 No.1
Marc H.		 02:47 PM
02/06/2007
I agree regarding Hamlin going pro after next year. Outside of an injury or something extreme, he's NFL. He'd be a good replacement at Philly for Brian Dawkins if and when he retires. With Butler in the secondary as well, the talent is there. But they have to focus on tightening up their game more as a group, because as Hollenback, Mitchell, and Woodson proved Clemson's DBs get burned on the deeper balls.
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Kendre Williamson		 12:53 PM
02/13/2007
I would love to see Michael play in the NFL, but I want him to focus on a successful year at Clemson first. If he remains a focused, respectable young man, he is bound to go far. He a great assest to Clemson and he will be an even greater assest to the NFL or where ever he decides to go. Keep going baby!
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De'Von Forman		 10:16 PM
11/24/2007
I am Michael Hamlin cuzin De'Von Maurice Forman A.K.a Busta and i think he going to make the NFL and take a couple of them player spot and show them how to play some real football and show people that he got some more Micheal Hamlin coming up from Timmonsville & Lamar too and i'm going to be the next Micheal Hamlin
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