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Michigan Football QB Bryce Underwood Addresses Job Security Before Oklahoma Game
The freshman quarterback drew criticism after Michigan’s narrow win, with ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith saying he must avoid appearing indifferent.
- Following a narrow 13-12 victory over Western Michigan, Michigan Wolverines quarterback Bryce Underwood faced intense scrutiny. The win, secured by a last-second play, left the team and its $12.5 million quarterback under immediate pressure.
- Controversy surrounded the finish after replay officials restored time, granting Underwood a second attempt. He completed 12 of 22 passes for 170 yards against the MAC school, prompting criticism of his performance.
- On Thursday, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith issued a reality check to Underwood regarding his public demeanor. "You always have to make sure you give the impression that you care," Smith said, warning perceived nonchalance could influence coaching decisions.
- Head coach Kyle Whittingham warned Underwood that his starting job "is not something that's infinite." The quarterback subsequently met with the team, receiving a clear message: "Do more."
- The Wolverines turn their attention to the No. 10-ranked Oklahoma Sooners on Saturday. Underwood remains undeterred, stating he is "motivated no matter what" as Michigan prepares for the crucial matchup.
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