Welcome into the 2025 Champion Circle Golf Classic, Anthony Broome with Clayton Safie down at the end. Chris Ballast down at the end, but it's not about the three of us today. It's about the Michigan players who will be coming through. It's not. All right. We have Bryce Underwood with us. Bryce, welcome. We have Jaden Davis. We have Jordan Marshall. Fellas. Thanks for joining us today. Thank you for having us. So we're just going to kind of go rapid fire to get you guys in and out of here. The first thing I'll ask, this one's for the quarterbacks. Which of you does the best Chip Lindsay impersonation? Can you do the Southern accent is what he's asking? No, sir. That's not for me to do.

I was going to say, off camera maybe. Yeah, off camera maybe. My biggest question is, now you've done, Bryce, you've done shows like Rich Eisen and everything else. Have you ever had a bigger honor than being on the cover of the Wolverine football preview? No, sir. I knew it. See, it's exactly right. So talk about your competition, guys, and what you guys did to kind of bring the best out of each other this spring.

Mine is going to get Jay and every single day just made me a better quarterback, a better person. Just learning who he is as a person just motivates me to be a better person. So, yeah, to kind of follow up what Bryce said, I think, you know, obviously he's a great player. And I think this spring was really unique because it was just me and him taking the rips. And just being able to learn with a guy like this is this talented. And, you know, coming out of high school is very polished for how a young year. Just, you know, bounce ideas off each other, talk through rees, talk through progressions, go in the meeting room together, watch film together. all those things, you know, iron sharpens iron. And, you know, that's what Coach Lindsay, I'm as preaching our room and to our offense. And that's maybe the place I wanted to go next with it was you two did get the bulk of the reps during spring ball. And you both young guys, Bryce, obviously true freshman too. How do you feel like that experience accelerated your development, whereas, you know, other programs you'd be with graduate, seniors, guys like that as well? I think for me, this is the most reps of football I've gotten since high school. So it was good for me to, you know, go against Coast Wink's defense and all the, you know, certain coverages and blitzes he gives us.

And then, you know, also build chemistry with our receivers, you know, throwing in the offseason things, that sort. So it was really fun for me just to get, you know, reps with the ones, reps with the twos. And I just, you know, still adjust to the speed of the college game. just like

Jaden said

honestly following back up

on the iron sharpens iron thing

every single day we

compete with each other

even though we're not intentionally doing it, of course, so we're making each other better.

Jordan, how did you build off the bowl game and, I mean, that performance, 12 force miss tackles, like, I think a bunch of yards after contact how did you take

that in the offseason how did that give you confidence um it's giving me a lot of confidence and

um just being the head of that room and getting to talk to TA about the little things about

getting a transfer guy is it's really important to have that connection with your coach and the

people that surround you so um it's just been humbling and it's been great to be out there and

just just play and have fun have that have that leadership because after that game i took on a new

role of being a leader of this team.

And that's something that I want to strive on as a younger guy is being a leader of this team

and taking us to a national championship.

Bryce, you weren't playing yet, but you were at that game on the field.

How impressive was Jordan's performance in that game against Alabama?

I was very excited.

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