Listen: James Hall Discusses Legacy At Michigan, 1997 Penn State Game

Former Michigan all-conference performer James Hall appeared on Friday's "Inside the Huddle" to talk about his career and the greatest game he ever played in during his run as a Wolverine.

Hall was a member of Michigan's famed 1995 freshman class, which also included Tom Brady, Charles Woodson, David Bowens, Clarence Williams, Rob Renes and Josh Williams among others. 

During his four seasons, starting 36 games at defensive end and rush linebacker, Hall accumulated 25 sacks (third all time at U-M) and 40 tackles for loss (11th all time). He is one of just six Wolverines ever to record 11 QB takedowns in a single campaign, doing so in 1998. 

An undrafted free agent, he spent 12 years in the NFL between stints with the Detroit Lions and St. Louis Rams, starting 129 games and recording 63 sacks. 

Hall currently lives in California and works for the San Francisco 49ers. 

Each week Ann Arbor's "Inside the Huddle with Michael Spath" features a former Michigan great as part of its #GameOfMyLife series. The interviews can be heard live on Friday mornings at 10:30 a.m. EST on 1050AM, WTKA.com or the WTKA app.