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Michigan Enters Fall Camp With Quarterback Competition Unresolved

Michigan leans on a top-six PFF-ranked defensive line, buoyed by near-double-digit win projections as fall camp opens.

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Overview

  • Sherrone Moore insists the starting quarterback role remains undecided as true freshman Bryce Underwood and veteran transfer Mikey Keene vie for the job.
  • Underwood arrives as the No. 1 recruit in the 2025 class with a prototypical 6-4, 230-pound frame and has drawn comparisons to Cam Newton and Vince Young.
  • Mikey Keene brings 39 collegiate starts and familiarity with offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey after missing much of spring practice with an injury.
  • Michigan returns one of the nation’s strongest defenses, featuring a PFF-graded top-six defensive line anchored by Rayshaun Benny and Derrick Moore.
  • Analysts project the Wolverines for an average of 9.8 wins in 2025, reflecting expectations for a rebound from last season’s 8-5 finish.