In a significant development for college football, true freshman Bryce Underwood is set to become Michigan’s starting quarterback, confirmed by sources on August 25, 2025. This announcement comes as the Wolverines gear up for their season opener against New Mexico this Saturday.
- Jake Trotter is a senior writer at ESPN.
- Bryce Underwood expected as Michigan's starting QB.
- Underwood was ESPN's top recruit this year.
- He beat out two other quarterbacks for position.
- Michigan opens season against New Mexico.
- Official announcement for Underwood expected Monday.
Underwood, the top recruit in ESPN’s signing class, made headlines last November when he flipped his commitment from LSU to Michigan. Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 228 pounds, he brings a wealth of experience, having won two state championships in high school and a remarkable 38 consecutive games.
This decision raises questions about Michigan’s offensive strategy moving forward. Will Underwood’s youth translate into immediate success on the field? His progression has impressed coaches, and they believe he is ready for the challenge.
- Underwood beat out Fresno State transfer Mikey Keene and Davis Warren for the starting role.
- Coach Sherrone Moore praised Underwood’s daily growth and commitment.
- The Wolverines are ranked No. 14 and face No. 18 Oklahoma on September 16.
As the season unfolds, fans will be eager to see how Underwood performs against New Mexico and what this means for Michigan’s championship aspirations. Stay tuned for more updates!
