Bryce Underwood Gives Terse Response to Michigan HC's Criticism
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood responded to the comments head coach Kyle Whittingham made on Monday.
On Monday, Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham expressed his belief that Bryce Underwood's starting job was not "infinite" and that the sophomore needed to improve if he wanted to maintain his position. Underwood, who played a crucial role in Michigan's 13-12 victory over Western Michigan by executing a controversial Hail Mary pass, received criticism for his overall performance in the game.
He completed 12 of 22 passes for 170 yards, including one touchdown and one interception, while contributing 47 rushing yards and a score on nine carries. When asked about Whittingham's comments on Wednesday, Underwood stated he had not seen the head coach's remarks and seemed unconcerned by them, saying, "There were comments about that? That’s cool. I ain’t seen that. It’s cool."
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