The Michigan Wolverines have now won three games in a row and are still alive both in the Big Ten Championship race and the College Football Playoff race. There is a problem, though, for analyst Joel Klatt.

QB Bryce Underwood was far from sharp. Early in the game, the freshman gunslinger was overthrowing open receivers, and he had a couple of players drop passes. Underwood would go o

On the latest episode of “Wolverine Confidential” podcast, the crew discussed Michigan’s struggles offensively, particularly throw the air. Freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood had two turnovers inside the red zone and finished 13 of 22 passing for just 145 yards.

Sherrone Moore and the Michigan Wolverines might have escaped with a win against bottom-ranked Purdue in a 21-16 victory, but truth be told; it was one of those games where you walk away genuinely concerned about your QB and leave with more questions than answers.

On Thursday, Underwood revealed news regarding his rating in the popular College Football 26 video game and it’s good news for fans of the Wolverines’ signal caller. Underwood revealed that his rating changed in College Football 26 after his recent string of performances on the football field.

And while Marshall could sit back and feel good about his performance, it’s clear quarterback Bryce Underwood and Michigan’s passing attack has work to do. The group turned in another underwhelming performance with Underwood finishing just 13 of 22 for 145 yards and an interception.

October, celebrated as Down Syndrome Awareness Month, became even more meaningful in Ann Arbor this year thanks to an unforgettable act of kindness from the Michigan Wolverines. During a recent practice,

The Michigan Wolverines went on the road this past Saturday and beat their rivals from East Lansing, Michigan by a score of 31-20 in a game where Michigan QB Bryce Underwood led his team in passing yards with 86.

Michigan climbed to No. 20 in the Coaches Poll after an ugly Purdue win, showing voters still value wins over style.