After two red-zone turnovers against Purdue, Michigan QB Bryce Underwood said he must rely on his training and capitalize on scoring chances.

October, celebrated as Down Syndrome Awareness Month, became even more meaningful in Ann Arbor this year thanks to an unforgettable act of kindness from the Michigan Wolverines. During a recent practice,

On Thursday, Underwood revealed news regarding his rating in the popular College Football 26 video game and it’s good news for fans of the Wolverines’ signal caller. Underwood revealed that his rating changed in College Football 26 after his recent string of performances on the football field.

However, Underwood's performance continues to push him down on CBS Sports' QB Power Rankings. Going into the MSU game, Underwood was ranked No. 31 in the country, but after throwing for just 86 yards, Underwood fell to No. 40 in the country, per CBS Sports. Here is a list of some of the QBs ranked ahead of Underwood.

Michigan football eked out a win over Purdue Saturday, overcoming a pair of red zone turnovers and an inconsistent offense to claim a 21-16 victory and improve to 7-2. The Wolverines struggled to convert long drives into points for much of the night,

With as close of a game as it was (unexpectedly), there was plenty to chat about during Michigan Football’s win vs Purdue on social media. Here are the best reactions:

Michigan moved to 7-2 on the season after surviving a scare against Purdue. The Wolverines held on for a 21-16 win over the Boilermakers, and while winning the

Free Press sports writer Tony Garcia grades Wolverines QB Bryce Underwood for his performance against Washington on Saturday, Oct. 18.