Bryce Underwood vs Minnesota: Should Tommy Carr Start After 20-14 Loss?
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Michigan falls 20-14 to Minnesota — and Jake Butt & Devin Gardner say this one was worse than Iowa.
Full film breakdown of Michigan football vs Minnesota: why Bryce Underwood is guessing on reads, why the movement throws disappeared, the unblocked defenders, 180 total yards at 3.7 per play, and the Tommy Carr question heading into the bye week.
In this Michigan vs Minnesota All-22 breakdown, Jake and Devin show the missed TD, the 4th-down throwaway, the mesh-point guesses, and why they want a real QB competition during the bye.
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