Locked On Wolverines - Daily Podcast On Michigan Wolverines Football & Basketball UNDERWOOD RETURNS: Michigan Football SHIFTS, Bryce Underwood Stays, Impact on Team BUILDING
Jan 6, 2026
Bryce Underwood's return sets off a wave of excitement for Michigan's future. The discussion dives into how Underwood can lead an offense alongside returning linemen. With new offensive coordinator Jason Beck, there's a fresh playbook aimed at maximizing talent. The importance of recruiting wide receiver talent is emphasized as Underwood steps into a leadership role. Insights on past coaching issues add depth to the conversation, and hopes are high for a stronger season with improved team dynamics and strategy.
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Underwood Gives Michigan A Foundation
- Bryce Underwood's return gives Michigan a true quarterback to build around heading into 2026.
- Isaiah Hole says new staff can close the gap between Underwood's high ceiling and his freshman-year floor.
Freshman Year Defined Floor And Ceiling
- Underwood's freshman season showed a clear floor and a very high ceiling for development.
- Isaiah Hole expects accountability and discipline from the new staff to convert those lessons into progress.
New Staff Better Matches Underwood
- Isaiah Hole believes Jason Beck and the new staff better fit Underwood's development needs.
- He argues improved coaching and mechanics coaching can unlock Underwood's