All-Time Single-Game Interception Leaders

Naturally, it would be a long list of players to include everyone with 1 interception in a game, but I was surprised to see how many Wolverines made multiple picks in one game. According to the record books, the feat has been accomplished 59 times by 46 different players.

Hit the jump for the list.

1. 3 – Tom Curtis (1967 vs. Illinois)
2. 3 – Marty Huff (1969 vs. Purdue)
3. 3 – Barry Pierce (1969 vs. Ohio State)
4. 3 – Rodney Lyles (1984 vs. Miami)
5. 3 – Andy Moeller (1986 vs. Wisconsin)
6. 2 – Tom Curtis (1967 vs. Minnesota, 1968 vs. Indiana, 1968 vs. Northwestern, 1969 vs. Ohio State, 1969 vs. Washington)
7. 2 – Jerry Hartman (1967 vs. Northwestern)
8. 2 – George Hoey (1968 vs. Navy)
9. 2 – Barry Pierson (1969 vs. Washington)
10. 2 – Frank Gusich (1971 vs. Northwestern)
11. 2 – Tom Darden (1971 vs. Ohio State)
12. 2 – David Brown (1972 vs. Minnesota)
13. 2 – Tom Drake (1974 vs. Minnesota)
14. 2 – Dwight Hicks (1975 vs. Illinois)
15. 2 – Jerry Zuver (1976 vs. Purdue)
16. 2 – Mike Jolly (1978 vs. Duke, 1979 vs. Minnesota)
17. 2 – Marion Brody (1980 vs. Notre Dame)
18. 2 – Brian Carpenter (1980 vs. Indiana)
19. 2 – Tony Jackson (1980 vs. Purdue)
20. 2 – Jerry Burgei (1981 vs. Illinois)
21. 2 – Keith Bostic (1982 vs. Northwestern)
22. 2 – Brad Cochran (1983 vs. Ohio State)
23. 2 – Evan Cooper (1983 vs. Indiana)
24. 2 – Ivan Hicks (1986 vs. Florida State)
25. 2 – Vada Murray (1988 vs. Miami)
26. 2 – Tripp Welborne (1988 vs. Wake Forest)
27. 2 – Todd Plate (1989 vs. Ohio State)
28. 2 – Ty Law (1993 vs. Minnesota, 1993 vs. Ohio State)
29. 2 – Charles Woodson (1995 vs. Ohio State, 1996 vs. UCLA, 1997 vs. Michigan State)
30. 2 – Marcus Ray (1996 vs. Michigan State, 1997 vs. Iowa, 1997 vs. Michigan State)
31. 2 – Todd Howard (2000 vs. Wisconsin, 2000 vs. Penn State)
32. 2 – Julius Curry (2002 vs. Utah)
33. 2 – Marlin Jackson (2002 vs. Illinois)
34. 2 – Leon Hall (2003 vs. Purdue, 2005 vs. Nebraska)
35. 2 – Markus Curry (2004 vs. Miami-OH)
36. 2 – Scott McClintock (2004 vs. Illinois)
37. 2 – Willis Barringer (2005 vs. Michigan State)
38. 2 – Prescott Burgess (2006 vs. Notre Dame)
39. 2 – Morgan Trent (2008 vs. Notre Dame)
40. 2 – James Rogers (2010 vs. Purdue)
41. 2 – Blake Countess (2013 vs. Notre Dame)
42. 2 – Thomas Gordon (2013 vs. Indiana)
43. 2 – Delano Hill (2016 vs. Maryland)
44. 2 – Channing Stribling (2016 vs. Wisconsin)
45. 2 – Michael Barrett (2022 vs. Rutgers)
46. 2 – Will Johnson (2022 vs. Purdue)

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