Michigan Win Ugly, Underwood Under the Microscope, McCulley Sacrificing for the Team
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It may not have been pretty, but as they say, a win is a win! On the latest edition of The Blue Print, Jake Butt and Devin Gardner take you through a somewhat disappointing 21-16 win for Michigan over Purdue as the guys put Bryce Underwood under the microscope. Is the star freshman progressing the way that we had hoped? Is the coaching staff giving him the right tools to succeed? And how do we feel about him snapping selfies with the crowd following a mediocre performance?
Plus, Devin and Jake explain why Donaven McCulley is such a selfless teammate, but at a certain point, even the most selfless of teammates need to get fed too.
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