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Michigan switches to Tommy Carr at quarterback against Penn State

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Michigan replaced quarterback Bryce Underwood with freshman Tommy Carr to start the second half against Penn State. The Wolverines trailed 3-0 at halftime and had only 80 total yards. Underwood completed 5 of 11 passes for 43 yards and rushed for 11 yards.

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Michigan made a quarterback change for the second half against Penn State, turning to freshman Tommy Carr after Bryce Underwood started. At the break, Michigan had gained 80 yards and faced a 3-0 deficit. Underwood's passing totals were 5-of-11 for 43 yards, and he ran for 11 more. In college football, changing quarterbacks during a game can be a way to try to spark an offense, though the outcome and reasons behind this move are not detailed in the available report.

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This quarterback change could affect Michigan players, coaches, students, alumni, and fans, shaping game-day mood and postgame discussion. It may influence how fans

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