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It\u2019s Week 3 of college football, so it\u2019s only natural that freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood is experiencing some growing pains.\u00a0<\/p>\n
After an impressive debut against New Mexico<\/a> \u2014 totaling 21 completions for 31 attempts and 251 yards \u2014 Underwood and the then-No. 15 Michigan football team headed south for the freshman\u2019s second-ever collegiate game. Against then-No. 18 Oklahoma<\/a> in his first away environment, Underwood\u2019s production dipped, only notching nine completions for 24 attempts and 142 yards.<\/p>\n In short, Underwood performed like you\u2019d expect for a freshman facing off against a robust defensive front. But according to Wolverines offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, against bigger and faster opponents, that\u2019s to be expected.<\/p>\n \u201cThe hardest thing coming from high school is learning the game,\u201d Lindsey said Wednesday. \u201cYou gotta learn to take care of yourself, understand when the play is over, go down, or go out of bounds. Bryce is making a lot of strides in that area. \u2026 I think it\u2019s just a matter of playing, getting him some reps.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n