We're talking Michigan and Bryce Underwood

and whether Michigan should just bite the bullet

and let Bryce go out there and learn and air the ball out

and basically set up plays in order to make him a better quarterback

for the future.

248, 539, 977.

Mike, I will also add this point. Yes. The Michigan offensive line

is not the same offensive line we've seen for the past couple of years. True.

The wide receivers are also very average. I hate to break that to you. I mean, yeah, I mean,

this is why once again, Bryce probably shouldn't be playing this year,

but I'm a bad person.

And they may be down another offensive lineman. I forgot which one got injured in the game. I think it was El Hottie. Yeah, El Hottie. Yeah. The kid from Sterling Heights, right? Yeah, yeah. So this, that offensive line is not like it was when JJ was there and they could protect him and they can open up the holes.

This offensive line is not like it was when JJ was there and they could protect him and they can open up the holes.

This offensive line, very pedestrian.

Look, the other conversation that just needs to be had is like, okay, we've handed when I, there's no way to, you know, it doesn't matter.

I went to the wrong school.

No one's going to listen.

When I hand the number one recruit in America and I hand him to Lincoln Riley, or I hand him to Lane Kiffin, or if I

hand him to Brian Kelly, and they play quarterback and they go to these established

QB factories, there's a different talent around those players, and there's a different

structure.

I've handed it to Sharon Moore, whose claim to fame is 32 straight runs against Penn State.

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