Everything Michigan QB Bryce Underwood said about his WMU performance, Oklahoma game prep
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Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham said Bryce Underwood remains the starting quarterback for now but must improve to keep the job, without announcing a replacement or a quarterback rotation.
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Underwood completed 12 of 22 passes with a touchdown and an interception against Western Michigan, added 47 rushing yards and a score, and also fumbled on a scramble, leaving both accuracy and ball security under scrutiny.
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Underwood identified six consequential plays to correct and admitted reverting to some of last season's footwork habits during the opener despite believing his fundamentals had improved overall.
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Underwood said he was comfortable with Michigan's new offense after substantial study and attributed the opening-game problems to his performance rather than difficulty learning the system.
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