Michigan has wrapped up their maize and blue game, their spring game.

We have instant reaction, what we liked, what we didn't like.

A decent amount to see out there today as well.

So make sure whether you're a Michigan fan or not, you need to know how good they're going to be this year

because there's some high expectations.

David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback, Blaine Crane, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver.

And Cohn, I want to start with this. And you know this. A lot of people know this. You have to take the spring game with a grain of salt. Obviously, you're not going to go out there and throw the whole bag or the whole menu out there. I will say a couple things that I noticed right off the bat. Savion Heider,

and this running back room is nice. I mean, it's about as good as you're going to find in college football. When you look at the depth, the ability to catch the ball out of the backfield,

what Jason Beck's going to utilize? My two questions of you are, one, what did you think about

Bryce? And number two, the past protection against any type of movement really seem to struggle, but then you can say, well, we're just damn good on the D-line. Well, you're right about taking spring games with a grain of salt, but it's about being fundamental. And what a fun day, right? Like, good for Michigan for having a spring game and getting out there. It's an awesome day for the players and for the community.

I know I always enjoyed it when we'd have spring practice and it culminated with the spring

game.

So I hope they continue doing that.

Yeah, I'll tell you one thing that I really like was watching Bryce Underwood be the full-time

quarterback in the first quarter for both teams because that sends two different

messages to me to Bryce at the same time, which is one, you're our star. We need you to be the star

of this team, but two, you're not so established that you can just sit out spring practice, right?

And so I really like the coaching staff sending that message to Bryce. I didn't see

anything from him today that just was otherworldly and said, wow, Bryce Underwood is just taking

this massive next step heading into year two. But then again, like you said, it's spring practice.

We're trying to work on the fundamentals. And the arm strength has always been there. I mean,

you saw the crossing pattern that he threw to the tight in there, the Owens kid, which look, I think that he can be a threat this fall too with all these pass catchers that they have. I mean, that throw absolutely elite, but it's never been about the fastball, right? We want to see more layered throws. And it's not a physical thing because he can make every single throw in the book. When Bryce is throwing a

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