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Seeking a spark, Michigan plays both Carr and Underwood at QB in 31-7 loss to No. 18 Oregon
Michigan’s offense managed 71 passing yards as coach Kyle Whittingham said the quarterback job remains under evaluation after the planned rotation.
- On Saturday, the Michigan Wolverines suffered a 31-7 defeat against No. 18 Oregon at Autzen Stadium, with the Ducks outgaining Michigan 467-286.
- Head coach Kyle Whittingham rotated Tommy Carr and Bryce Underwood throughout the game, but the duo combined for just 6-of-20 passing for 71 yards, the fewest passing yards Michigan has produced all season.
- Running back Savion Hiter broke through for a 70-yard touchdown run to provide Michigan's sole offensive spark, while the Wolverines ran 39 times for 208 yards on the ground.
- Whittingham said the staff will review film before deciding on the quarterback direction for the remaining games. "We're going to evaluate ," he said.
- Michigan faces unbeaten UCLA at Michigan Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 21, with the Wolverines holding a 5-5 record as they enter the final stretch of the season.
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Seeking a spark, Michigan plays both Carr and Underwood at QB in 31-7 loss to No. 18 Oregon
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Michigan pivoted between freshman starter Tommy Carr and sophomore Bryce Underwood in a planned quarterback tandem during the Wolverines’ 31-7 loss at No. 18 Oregon on
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EUGENE, Ore. — Michigan Wolverines football played two quarterbacks in a 31-7 loss to Oregon Saturday at Autzen Stadium, and neither found much success. Freshman Tommy Carr started the game, was relieved by sophomore Bryce Underwood on the third series and reentered to begin the third quarter. Once the game was out of hand late,
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