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Iowa WR Calls Michigan Defense "Candy"
26 Sep
Summary
- Iowa WR Tony Diaz called Michigan's man defense 'candy'.
- Analyst Joel Klatt expects a low-scoring game between Iowa and Michigan.
- Coach praises Bryce Underwood's quick throws and comfort zone.
Big Ten play commences as the Michigan Wolverines host the Iowa Hawkeyes. Iowa's standout receiver, Tony Diaz, has provocatively described Michigan's expected man defense as 'candy.' He anticipates the Wolverines will stack the box against his team.
Conversely, analyst Joel Klatt foresees a defensive struggle, labeling the contest a 'slugfest.' Klatt noted Michigan's exceptional cornerbacks while highlighting Iowa's defensive soundness as a challenge for Michigan's offense.
Regarding Michigan's offense, an anonymous coach praised quarterback Bryce Underwood's development. The coach observed a focus on quick passes and the use of shift motions to create a nightmarish situation for opponents, especially if Underwood has a clean pocket.
Another commentator, Charles Davis, has also noted Underwood's progress under the new coaching staff, citing his best game against UTEP last week. The game is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS.
