Michigan QB Bryce Underwood: Sky's the Limit, Says Coach

Michigan's starting quarterback, Bryce Underwood, is poised for a significant season, with head coach Kyle Whittingham emphasizing the young player's vast potential. Whittingham noted that Underwood, who was thrust into the starting position at just 18 years old, performed well given the circumstances of being a true freshman at a major program.

Underwood has actively sought to improve his game, hiring renowned NFL quarterback coach Jordan Palmer for offseason training. Furthermore, the Wolverines now have dedicated on-field coaching for their quarterback, with Koy Detmer focusing exclusively on him and Jason Beck providing additional expert guidance. This concentrated development is expected to help Underwood refine specific areas of his game and unlock his full capabilities.

Michigan football has commenced its spring practice, building anticipation for the April 18 spring game at The Big House. Coaches believe that with his deficiencies addressed, Underwood's potential is virtually limitless.