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Defense Rules Michigan Spring Game as Freshman Tommy Carr Impresses

The controlled scrimmage functioned as an early depth check under Kyle Whittingham.

Overview

  • The Maize vs. Blue scrimmage, which aired Saturday on Big Ten Network, ended 7-6 after a first quarter played as thud contact with no tackles to the ground for starters.
  • Bryce Underwood played only the first quarter for both teams and finished 3-for-9 for 22 yards, with coaches noting most of his gains this spring came in practice.
  • True freshman Tommy Carr led the offense at 21-of-30 for 143 yards and earned praise from Kyle Whittingham, who also reaffirmed Underwood as the starter.
  • Defense dictated the day with few big plays allowed, highlighted by freshman linebacker Markel Dabney’s fourth-and-goal stop that forced a turnover on downs.
  • Freshmen Salesi Moa and Savion Hiter flashed with a one-handed grab and hard running, reinforcing Michigan’s push to rebuild depth after heavy offseason departures.