Jason Beck discusses Bryce Underwood's performance ahead of Penn State matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 12:20 AM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026

Michigan Wolverines offensive coordinator Jason Beck addressed questions about sophomore quarterback Bryce Underwood's performance in a press conference on October 15. Beck refrained from confirming if Underwood is meeting expectations, emphasizing the need for improvement. Head coach Kyle Whittingham reiterated that Underwood will remain the starting quarterback for the upcoming game against Penn State on October 17, despite Underwood's struggles this season. Underwood has thrown for 881 yards with five touchdowns and four interceptions and has rushed for 212 yards. If performance does not improve, questions may arise regarding the potential for freshman Tommy Carr to take over the starting role.
- •Bryce Underwood has a 59.3% completion rate this season.
- •Underwood has 881 passing yards and 212 rushing yards so far.
- •Whittingham confirms Underwood will start against Penn State on October 17.
- •Tommy Carr is the backup quarterback if Underwood's struggles continue.
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"Jason Beck faced the Bryce Underwood expectations question on Wednesday, and his answer is the story. #GoBlue
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