Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham has blunt take on Bryce Underwood's job status
Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham requires Bryce Underwood to improve his performance, noting the quarterback's 12-of-22 passing for 170 yards and an interception.
- On Monday, Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham confirmed that Bryce Underwood remains the starting quarterback, though he cautioned the position is "absolutely not set in concrete."
- Saturday's narrow 13-12 victory over Western Michigan relied on a 47-yard Hail Mary pass from Underwood as time expired, after the Wolverines failed to score until the final play.
- Completing 12-of-22 passes for 170 yards, Underwood threw one touchdown and one interception while the Wolverines managed only one scoring drive before the final Hail Mary.
- With No. 10 Oklahoma visiting for the Big Noon Kickoff this Saturday, the offense faces a critical test after struggling against the Broncos.
- Whittingham stressed that Underwood's status is "not something that's infinite," emphasizing that both coaches and players must improve to reach a winning level.
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Bryce Underwood receives a warning about his starting QB job
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood (19) records a video to celebrate 63-3 win over Central Michigan as he exits the field at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025. Copyright Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham suggested Monday that quarterback Bryce Underwood needs to improve if he wants to keep the team’s starting job. Whittingham was asked on Monday how entrenched Underwood …
Michigan coach: Bryce Underwood still QB1 ‘right now’
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood's hold on the starting job is "absolutely not set in concrete," head coach Kyle Whittingham cautioned on Monday.The sophomore signal-caller struggled in Saturday's season opener against Western Michigan, salvaging a...
Bryce Underwood Benching Addressed by Michigan HC Whittingham After Hail Mary Avoids Upset vs. WMU
Bryce Underwood is Michigan's starting quarterback, but his grasp on that role is perhaps slipping somewhat after he struggled during Michigan's 13-12 win over Western Michigan that required a controversial Hail Mary to survive.
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