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Michigan's 2024 football season is officially over after the Wolverines took down Alabama on Tuesday in the ReliaQuest Bowl. It was a mixed bag for the reigning national champions. After going undefeated last season,

Michigan football held its second bowl game practice in Tampa, Florida, on Saturday, and it had some special guests in attendance. Not only was Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles (also the father of new Michigan signee, linebacker Troy Bowles) in attendance, but so was former Tampa Bay coach Jon Gruden.

Underwood, who hails from Belleville, Michigan and recently flipped his pledge from LSU to the Wolverines, shared an a four-word boast on Wednesday after the Wolverines' win over Alabama in the Reliaquest Bowl in Tampa, Florida.

Michigan's prized quarterback recruit of the 2025 class has been relatively silent since flipping from LSU to the Wolverines back in late November. But on Sunda

Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood, one of the most ballyhooed prospects to ever sign with the Wolverines, is already practicing with the team despite graduating from high school around two weeks ago.

Michigan football fans are very excited for the future of the quarterback position as the Wolverines signed the top player in the 2025 recruiting class, QB Bryce Underwood. Underwood is an early enrollee, so he is now able to participate in bowl practice with the current team.

Underwood took part in several practice sessions and reportedly looked pretty impressive to those who were able to see it in person. The hype surrounding Underwood is real, but he'll still have to go out and earn it on the football field during the off-season.

The Wolverines are getting ready to play the Crimson Tide for the second time in 2024, but most of the talk Thursday was about Bryce Underwood.