Michigan is reportedly rolling with true freshman quarterback Tommy Carr for Saturday’s game against Rutgers, even after his brutal outing last weekend. On3’s Pete Nakos reported Wednesday that the Wolverines are expected to again turn to Carr, a move that definitely raises some eyebrows after his previous start.
The QB Carousel Keeps Spinning
Let’s be real, last Saturday against No. 6 Indiana was rough. Carr made his first career start and the team ended up losing 13-6 in overtime. He didn’t throw a single touchdown, and worse, he tossed an interception. Not exactly the kind of debut that inspires confidence, you know? This whole situation started on October 17 when Bryce Underwood got benched at halftime during a win over Penn State, with Carr stepping in. Now it looks like the coaching staff is sticking with Carr for at least one more week.
A Risky Bet For the Wolverines?
So, they’re going with Carr again, despite the struggles against Indiana. What does that tell us about the confidence in Bryce Underwood, or just the state of the QB room overall? It feels like they’re hoping Carr can magically turn it around, but it’s a bold play to go back to him after a performance like that. You gotta wonder what the vibe is like in that locker room with the quarterback situation so unsettled.
All eyes will be on Carr and the Wolverines this Saturday against Rutgers. Can he actually find a rhythm, or will the quarterback questions continue to dominate the conversation? It’s going to be a fascinating game to watch, for better or worse.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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