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It is now time to continue and conclude this conversation, the final regular season conversation between Sam Webb and Alborges talking Michigan football.

It's not really regular season conversation, end of season conversation.

We're going to get to the continuation and conclusion right now.

Sam Webb, Alborges here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

Adam, Adam, have you looked into any of Michigan's 25 recruiting class thoughts?

So let's just get your thoughts on the quarterback, on Bryce Underwood, watching him on film,

what you've seen of Bryce, just break down Bryce's talent, what you think of the number one quarterback in the country?

Yeah, it'd be unfair because I have not studied their recruiting class.

I will look at them after the fact, but I have not studied their recruiting class.

But Bryce Underwood, I've been fortunate because I've watched this kid play twice in person.

Watching Celine play when C.J. Carr was there and such. They played them in the playoffs twice.

And this kid was, I won't say the first year, he was really, he was good. But I wouldn't call him a one-man show because they had a run-emback.

There was really a good player and was, was you know every bit as instrumental to them

winning his prize with but the next year he was the show now if he could make all the

throws but if the throws weren't there he could run for a first down and nobody could

really tackle it now particularly at that level now this

level they're going to not going to be near as easy but just to know that he's big enough

strong enough uh his arm is powerful enough to do all the things you're asking him to be able to do

in that capacity and add to that the either design runs or improvisational skills

that that you just don't see in a guy that big from every quarterback.

So this guy is legitimately, you know, if the number one recruit, or number one,

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