Will Eric Make the Team?

The MSU great TE Eric Knott, had a stellar career. See, his highlight video above. Can he make Team Michigan? Will Santa come early to Mr. Knott's house.We understand he is working out and in great shape, our elves in the back have pulled out this classic highlight film for you fans...go to aafl.com, and leave us a message on the board, telling us what you think about Eric.

The Team!: Bo Schembechler's Greatest Speech

The University of Michigan has just agreed toplay the University of Florida in the Capital One Bowl in Orlando. Please, listen above to "The Team, The Team, The Team" the defining speech of leadership by Bo, during a pre-game speech to his players. Team Michigan fans this is a rivalry ready to explode, and we will continue the rivalry in the Spring! To see more videos of Bo, simply hit the small green arrow above, and to the left.

Coach Tyrone Wheatley

University of Michigan and NFL Oakland Raider great Tyrone Wheatley poses with a fan, and he is now being strongly considered for a coaching position with Team Michigan. An offer has been extended, and we look forward to Ty being a leading coach on the Fontes staff. See, Tyrone's Highlight Reel from the U. of Michigan.After playing his final NFL game on November 28, 2004. Wheatley returned to Ann Arbor, Michigan where he volunteered as a track coach for the University of Michigan in 2005 while finishing up his Bachelor's degree in sports management.In November 2006, Wheatley was hired as both the head football and the head track coach at his alma mater Robichaud High School.

Wheatley was initially only hired as the track coach, but after taking Robichaud to their first conference title he was hired by popular demand as football coach too. To prepare for his role as a football coach he partook in Jon Gruden's NFL minority coaching internship (Tampa Bay Bucs). As Dearborn Robichaud High School football head coach (2007), his team achieved it's first berth in the Michigan state Class B playoffs in 13 years losing in the 2nd round; but, finishing 9-2 only one year after going 0–9!

Head Coach: John Fontes

Former Lions assistant coach John Fontes, brother of former Lions head coach Wayne Fontes, was introduced as Team Michigan's head coach during a news conference at Ford Field on November 26, 2007. John Fontes has 27 years of coaching experience, including four seasons (1992-96) as an assistant with the Lions.

"Great Opportunity": See Player Testimonials

Hello World!

Today, is the launch of TEAM MICHIGAN's Blog. I will keep you posted on the live wire of The All American Football League. This blog is in response to you; the fans and the players who are the hearbeat of our team(s).