Michigan QB Bryce Underwood, RB Haynes ‘Fine’ After Fiery Sideline Exchange

Underwood struggles against Oklahoma but Michigan teammates aren’t concerned

NORMAN, Okla. — Michigan freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood did not have a stellar performance in his first road start, but it was a group effort with plenty of blame to go around the offense. Related Articles MSU notes: ‘Give me the ball’: Nick Marsh’s demand provides spark in comeback win Chiles throws for career-high 4 TDs to lift Michigan State over Boston College John Mateer has 2 TDs rushin…

UM notes: Bryce Underwood struggles, has heated exchange with Justice Haynes

Michigan freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood did not have a stellar performance in his first road start.

Michigan QB Bryce Underwood, RB Haynes ‘fine’ after fiery sideline exchange

NORMAN, Okla. — A broken play in Michigan’s loss to No. 18 Oklahoma on Saturday appears to have sparked a fiery exchange between Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood and running back Justice Haynes.

What were Bryce Underwood and Justice Haynes arguing about? What we know about Michigan's sideline spat

In the second start of his collegiate career, Bryce Underwood was seen getting into it with his teammates as the Michigan offense struggled in the first half vs Oklahoma

Michigan Freshman QB Bryce Underwood And Teammate Justice Haynes Pulled Apart From Sideline Fight

Michigan Wolverines Bryce Underwood True freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood shone in his debut for the Michigan Wolverines against UNLV. But his first real test came in Week 2 when the Wolverines hit the road to take on the Oklahoma Sooners. As it turned out, Underwood would have to battle not only the Sooners in Norman, but also his own teammates. The 18-year-old, who is already among the highest-paid quarterbacks in all of college football, …

Bryce Underwood argues with Justice Haynes on sideline during Michigan vs Oklahoma

Bryce Underwood argued with Justice Haynes on the sideline after a Michigan football possession late in first half vs Oklahoma. Teammates stepped in.