Michigan Wolverines to Start Tommy Carr at Quarterback

The Michigan Wolverines are making a quarterback change, with Tommy Carr set to start against the Indiana Hoosiers. This decision comes as Bryce Underwood, a former five-star recruit, will move to the bench.

This will mark Carr's first start in college football, and he is the grandson of former Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr. The Wolverines face a challenging opponent in the No. 6-ranked Hoosiers, who are the defending national champions and are looking to bounce back after their first loss of the season.

While Carr may not possess the same athletic talent as Underwood, he is expected to enhance Michigan's offensive capabilities by providing a credible passing threat. This change could help improve the Wolverines' rushing game, which has struggled this season, averaging only 147.67 yards per game. With talented running backs like Jordan Marshall and Savion Hiter, the team hopes Carr's presence will create more opportunities for their ground attack.