Colin Hurley and Michigan part ways, Bryce Underwood vs Tommy Carr, Wolverines in the Final Four
THE BLUE PRINT: A podcast on the Michigan WolverinesShow Notes
On this episode of The Blue Print, Jake Butt and Devin Gardner kick things off with a lighter moment as Jake somehow earns a 96 speed rating in NCAAF—deserved or completely out of line? From there, the conversation shifts to real Michigan football news, as the guys react to Colin Hurley and Michigan mutually parting ways and what it means for the quarterback room moving forward.
They also dive into the future at QB in Ann Arbor—should Bryce Underwood already be feeling pressure from Tommy Carr, or is it far too early for that conversation?
Plus, the guys react to Dan Hurley’s heated moment with a referee and what it says about the intensity of March Madness.
To close it out, Jake and Devin preview Michigan basketball’s Final Four matchup against Arizona, breaking down keys to the game and what it will take for the Wolverines to advance.
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