In three weeks, Bryce Underwood will be making his debut as the starting quarterback of the Michigan football program.
That was only reinforced after Underwood stood out during a scrimmage on Saturday held by the Wolverines. Teams are allowed nine padded practices before the first game of the season, along with some scrimmages.
It's an important part of training camp, especially when talking about position battles. As far as quarterback, that feels settled. Josh Henschke of Rivals reported that Underwood had a "good day."
Bryce Underwood had a good day, clear depth on defense, and much more as we have the latest intel from Michigan's first big scrimmage of fall camp that took place today.