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Michael Wayne Huff II (born March 6, 1983 in Irving, Texas) is a former defensive back for The University of Texas Longhorns and current NFL prospect.

High school career

Huff played cornerback at Nimitz High School in Irving where he went to the playoffs his freshmen and junior year.

College career

As a defensive back at Texas, Huff was selected in 2005 as First Team All American safety by the Associated Press and won the Jim Thorpe Award as the nation best defensive back. In 2002, Huff earned a third-team Freshman All-American selection from the Sporting News. Huff had four career interceptions which have been returned for touchdowns, a school record. In the 2006 NCAA championship game against USC , Huff recovered a fumbled lateral from Reggie Bush, a play that many credit with changing the momentum of the game.

Entering NFL Draft

In the professional level, Huff could play cornerback or safety, but is projected to play as a strong safety. He is considered to become the first defensive back, and one of the first players drafted in the 2006 NFL Draft. In 2006 he was ranked ninth best prospect for the NFL Draft by Sports Illustrated.

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