Former Michigan center John Morrow will relive the glory days when he takes the Michigan Stadium field on Saturday for the annual alumni flag football game.

He might have to shake off a little rust first, though. He played for the Wolverines from 1953-55.

Better keep the ice handy.

Morrow is the oldest of the 106 players slated to play in the alumni game, which kicks off at 10 a.m. at the Big House. The Wolverines' spring game follows at noon.

The players who left the program most recently, for the record, are linebacker Ohene Opong-Owusu and defensive end Adam Patterson, who played from 2005-10.

The Blue Team's roster has a pair of former All-Americans in center Rod Payne (1996) and defensive tackle Mark Messner (1987, 1988).

Some other notable entrants include quarterbacks John Navarre, John Wangler and Don Moorhead, running back Ricky Powers, receiver Mercury Hayes, safety Cato June and defensive back Chuck Winters, among others.

The 2011 alumni game MVP, Elijah Bradley, is not back to defend that title.

All told, it's a solid collection of players from the 350 or so who are expected to be in town this weekend for the spring game festivities. Coach Brady Hoke said he would meet with them Friday night, as he did last year on the eve of the spring game.

BLUE TEAM ROSTER

John Morrow (1953-55)
Dave Glinka (1960-62)
Mike Gorte (1962-64)
Tom Brigstock (1962-65)
Bruce Allison (1962-66)
Dave Fisher (1964-66)
Paul Staroba (1968-70)
Geoff Steger (1970-74)
Doug Troszak (1971-73)
William Hoban (1972-75)
Bill Heneveld (1973-75)
Jim Bolden (1973-76)
John Wangler (1976-80)
Gaspare Calandrino (1977-78)
Dan Hogan (1978-79)
Duke Haynes (1979-83)
Jerry Diorio (1980-83)
Ed Hood (1982-85)
Dieter Heren (1982-1986)
David Dever (1984-88)
Rick Stites (1984-87)
Anthony Mitchell (1985-89)
Patrick Olszewski (1985-89)
Mark Messner (1985-88)
Jeff Brown (1985-89)
Allen Jefferson (1986-91)
Ken Sollom (1987-91)
Brian Townsend (1987-91)
Barry N. Kelley (1988-92)
Dorian Taylor (1990-91)
Ricky Powers (1990-94)
Shawn Collins (1992-93)
Mercury Hayes (1992-95)
Rod Payne (1992-96)
Jeffrey Springer (1993-96)
Chris Floyd (1994-97)
Darren Petterson (1994-98)
Terrence Quinn (1994-98)
Eric Brackins (1997-2001)
Aaron Richards (1997-2001)
Tad Van Pelt (1998-2001)
Phil Brabbs (1999-03)
John Navarre (1999-03)
Dwight Mosley (1999-2001)
Andy Mignery (1999-2003)
Jeff Gaston (2000-04)
Zia Combs (2000-05)
Chris Matsos (2001-2004)
Joe Leoni (2002-04)
Mark Bihl (2002-06)
Brad Cischke (2003-06)
Ohene Opong-Owusu (2005-10)
Adam Patterson (2005-10)

MAIZE TEAM

Mike Dupay (1957-58)
Neil Williston (1958-59)
Joe O'Donnell (1959-63)
Jim Conley (1961-64)
Jeff Hoyne (1962-66)
Thomas H. Parkhill (1963-65)
Pat O'Donnell (1963-66)
Don Moorhead (1968-70)
Fritz Seyferth (1969-71)
Jim Lyall (1970-73)
Rick White (1973-78)
John Fox (1974-77)
Mark DeSantis (1975-78)
Michael Harden (1976-80)
Jim Breaugh (1977-80)
Jeffrey Reeves (1978-1981)
Ali Haji-Sheikh (1979-1982)
Milton Carthens (1980-83)
Clay Miller (1981-85)
Greg Randall (1982-86)
Gilvanni Johnson (1982-86)
Phil Webb (1983-87)
Donald Lessner (1984-87)
Bob Stites (1984-87)
Dave Knight (1986-89)
Marc Ramirez (1986-90)
Steve Zacharias (1986-89)
Chris Bohn (1987-90)
Doug Cohen (1988-89)
David Dobreff (1989-93)
Walter Smith (1990-94)
Lasker Smith (1991-92)
Chad Petterson (1992-94)
Chuck Winters (1992-96)
Colby Keefer (1993-97)
Dave Crispin (1994-97)
DiAllo Johnson (1995-99)
Ben Mast (1997-2001)
Bob Fraumann (1997-2001)
Todd Howard (1998-2002)
Cato June (1998-2002)
Tommy Jones (1998-2000)
Travis DeMeester (1998-2002)
Joe Denay (1998-2002)
Shawn Lazarus (1998-2002)
Phillip Brackins (1999-2003)
Ron Bellamy (1999-2002)
Mike Williams (2000-01)
Derek Bell (2001-04)
Jason Eldridge (2004-05)
Chris McLaurin (2005-08)
Andre Criswell (2005-09)
Ankit Kachhal (2006-07)

Kyle Meinke covers Michigan football for AnnArbor.com. He can be reached at 734-623-2588, by email at kylemeinke@annarbor.com and followed on Twitter @kmeinke.