just one bowl team, the representative in the Rose Bowl. Michigan was ranked sixth in both final polls. As a junior in 1973, Brown again started all eleven games at safety; Michigan compiled an undefeated 10–0–1 record and allowed opponents to score only 68 points (6.2 points per games). Brown also returned 14 punts for 125 yards (8.9 yards per return), including a 53-yard return for touchdown against Michigan State. He also contributed 55 tackles and two interceptions, and was a consensus All-American. Michigan was again ranked sixth in both final polls. As a senior in 1974, Brown again started all eleven games at safety. Michigan compiled a 10–1 record and was ranked third in the final AP Poll, and allowed opponents to score only 75 points (6.8 points per game). Brown also returned 20 punts for 212 yards (10.6 yards per return), including an 88-yard return for a touchdown against Colorado. He also contributed 46 tackles, four pass breakups and four interceptions, and was a unanimous All-American. In three years at Michigan, Brown compiled 526 punt return yards (11.7 yards per return), three punt returns for touchdowns, 174 tackles, nine interceptions, 202 interception return yards, and 15 pass breakups. During those three years, Michigan compiled a record, tied for the Big Ten championship each year, led the country in scoring defense twice (and finished second the other year), tallied 11 shutouts and gave up more than 10 points only five times. Brown was posthumously inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2007. NFL career Pittsburgh Steelers Brown was selected in the first round of the 1975 NFL Draft by the defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers (26th overall pick). As a rookie in 1975, he appeared in 13 games, none as a starter, for the Super Bowl X champions. Brown returned 22 punts for 217 yards, an average of 9.9 yards per return. Seattle Seahawks In the spring of 1976, Brown was chosen by the Seattle Seahawks in the expansion draft. He remained with the club for its first eleven seasons, and appeared in 159 games, all as the starting right cornerback. In November 1984, the Seahawks established an NFL record with four interception returns (including returns by Brown of 95 and 58 yards) for touchdowns in a single game against the Kansas City Chiefs. After the 1984 season, Brown was selected to play in the Pro