Listen: Shantee Orr Talks Success At Michigan On The Field & In The Classroom

In this week's Game of My Life, former Michigan defensive end tells us why he had a great athletic career and why he was so proud of what he did academically too.

Out of Detroit Denby High School, Orr played four seasons at Michigan from 1999-2002, starting 22 games at rush end and defensive end. He recorded 23.5 tackles for loss and 12.5 sacks in his career before leaving school for a shot in the NFL. 

Orr discusses why he majored in Movement Science (and how that helped him rehab injuries), why he took his academics so seriously, busting out as a sophomore in 2000, getting robbed by Spartan Bob in the 2001 Michigan State game, exacting revenge with a 49-3 win over MSU in 2002, and what he believes is his ultimate legacy at Michigan. 

You can hear #GameOfMyLife every Friday on Ann Arbor's "Inside the Huddle" at 10:30am. Listen on 1050AM, WTKA.com or the WTKA app. You can find past episodes, including Charles Woodson, Jalen Rose, Cazzie Russell, Jeremy Gallon, Mike Martin, Gary Grant and more, here.