 At the end of the season , there was a consensus that " The giant center of Michigan practically stands in a class by himself at the pivot position " . University of Chicago star Walter Eckersall , said : " Schulz , of Michigan , easily outshone his opponents in every game . He is finely built , runs fast , snaps accurately , tackles hard , and is all over the field in every play " . One writer referred to Schulz in 1907 as a " human catapult " and said : " Schulz of Michigan is a very heavy man , weighing over 200 pounds , yet he is strikingly fast on his feet and is unusual on that account . He propels his massive frame at a rate of speed that terrifies opponents . . . . The acknowledged prowess of Schulz makes him an especial object of unfair attack in scrimmages by opponents who hope , by disabling him , to weaken the Michigan team " . 
