Bryce "L" Underwood (QB2 for ttun, for now)
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Shit he mightJust sayin': With the new NCAA eligibility rules, he could end up staying for a 5th year; 0-5 would be even better.
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Shit he mightJust sayin': With the new NCAA eligibility rules, he could end up staying for a 5th year; 0-5 would be even better.
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This has been a series of streaks. I feel really good this joker is going to be 0-4.

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Anonymous Big Ten coaches deliver harsh Bryce Underwood criticism that feels premature after his true freshman season
It would be foolish to count out the Wolverines' young QB after just one season.atozsports.com
Anonymous Big Ten coaches deliver harsh Bryce Underwood criticism that feels premature after his true freshman season
It would be foolish to count out the Wolverines’ young QB after just one season.
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One coach stated that he’s straight up not impressed by Underwood.
“I’m not impressed. He just misses and misses. He’s tall so he’s able to make certain plays that other guys can’t, and he’s big so he can run. But I don’t see him as someone that’s dangerous at all. He’s a guy who can lose you some games.”
Another coach offered an even more pointed take.
“Just because you pay somebody money doesn’t make them good. There’s going to be a little reality check on that.”



Unfortunately they have to be game to be part of the game. There seems to be a difference between a 5 star and anything less than 5 star tackle.ESPN: Indeed, the deal Miami gave five-star freshman Jackson Cantwell that reportedly approaches $2 million per year was another signal that the million-dollar standard is likely here to stay for highly recruited tackle prospects, regardless of how prepared they are to be day one starters.
I think there is one more missing piece….He just needs to find an NFL team that runs 70% of the time and features bootlegs and TE drags in the passing game.
You’re exactly right @Jaxbuck.Bernard Rubble's place gets mentioned a lot but I think it's more of an online deal.
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Anonymous Big Ten coaches deliver harsh Bryce Underwood criticism that feels premature after his true freshman season
It would be foolish to count out the Wolverines' young QB after just one season.atozsports.com
Anonymous Big Ten coaches deliver harsh Bryce Underwood criticism that feels premature after his true freshman season
It would be foolish to count out the Wolverines’ young QB after just one season.
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One coach stated that he’s straight up not impressed by Underwood.
“I’m not impressed. He just misses and misses. He’s tall so he’s able to make certain plays that other guys can’t, and he’s big so he can run. But I don’t see him as someone that’s dangerous at all. He’s a guy who can lose you some games.”
Another coach offered an even more pointed take.
“Just because you pay somebody money doesn’t make them good. There’s going to be a little reality check on that.”
It was $3.59 at Costco by me yesterdayTopped off at $3.51 this morning.
And I just checked GasBuddy. Now shows the same station at $4.49.
It’s kind of like all the reports that come out of Spring/Fall camps about how great this guy or that guy is doing and never to be seen on Saturday.I assume I'm not the only one who doesn't really care about recruiting anymore. With these guys being permanent free agents
Gotta know Kelsey Mitchell and Jacy Sheldon. Those are lady Buckeyes doing their thing.I'm hearing much more about the WNBA because of the drama than I am about the play on the court.
I can name 4 WNBA players: Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Sophie Cunningham, and now this Carrington lady.
I understand that 1 of those players is very good. Maybe others are also all-stars, but that's not the reason I know of them.
I know I'm just 1 nerd, but I think this is why the WNBA can't be taken seriously.
University of Michigan to switch to pass/fail grades for first-semester students
School said it is pivoting away from letter-grading system to ‘curb the mental health crisis’ among college students
Edward Helmore
Tue 11 Aug 2026 13.12 EDT
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The University of Michigan will pivot to a pass-or-fail-style grading system, instead of letter grades, for first-semester students in an effort to “curb the mental health crisis unfolding among college-aged individuals”.
The school said in a notice on Tuesday that its goal was “to help first-year students acclimate to the demands of college and allow intrinsic motivations to guide personally meaningful academic journeys” and foster “a culture of connection and collaboration – rather than competition”.
Under the pilot scheme, which applies to students in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts (LSA), transcripts will show “pass or no credit”.
That sucks. Kid is a special talent but I smell TJ on the horizon