Tommy Carr Takes Over: How Michigan Beat Penn State 21-18
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Michigan Football is back in the win column! Michigan beats Penn State 21-18 as Tommy Carr replaces Bryce Underwood in the second half and leads the comeback.
Jake Butt and Devin Gardner break down the Michigan vs Penn State tale of two halves on The Blue Print: Devin grades all 11 of Bryce Underwood's throws (5-of-11, 2 INTs, only 3 pluses), Jake shows why Jason Beck's play calls turned into touchdowns with Carr — including the 3rd-and-9 speed-option check for the game-winner — plus Rod Moore's huge interception, the offensive line surge with two-high shells, and what the QB decision means for Indiana's elite defense next week.
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