majority leader and member of the United States House of Representatives Clifford Taylor, Michigan Supreme Court chief justice Roger Wilkins, civil rights leader and Washington Post editorialist Athletics Bo Schembechler, football coach Jim Harbaugh, football player and coach Fritz Crisler, football coach Lloyd Carr, football coach Fielding H. Yost, football coach Red Berenson, hockey coach Don Canham, athletic director Jim Abbott, baseball pitcher Brian Griese, football player and NFL quarterback Tom Harmon, football player and Heisman Trophy winner Mike Hart, football player Jake Long, football player; the #1 overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft Denard Robinson, football player; NFL running back Taylor Lewan, football player; NFL offensive tackle Steve Strinko, football player; founder of FAN, Inc. Marty Turco, hockey goalkeeper Peter Vanderkaay, swimmer; Olympic gold medalist Connor Jaeger, swimmer; Olympic silver medalist Karan Higdon, football player Brendan O'Reilly, Irish athlete; Olympic high-jumper University of Michigan administrators James Burrill Angell, president (correction: Angell was never an "Honorary Sachem" or any other type of member of Michigamua. He is not listed in the official directory of Michigamua published in 1997) Harry Burns Hutchins, president Alexander Grant Ruthven, president Harlan Hatcher, president Robben Fleming, president Joseph Bursley, dean of students See also Collegiate secret societies in North America References Further reading External links Native American Student Association Creation of the organization Pictures of items claimed to have been found in the tower Student organizations established in 1902 Collegiate secret societies Student societies in the United States University of Michigan 1902 establishments in Michigan Native American-related controversies