Oct 21, 2026 · 30 min · 13 segments
Clayton Sayfie from WolverineOn3 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Clayton SayfieGuest
Jamie MorrisHost
You and I talked about it last week, and we said, I asked you, didn't Coach Whittingham say that if we throw any more interceptions or fumble the ball or anything like that, turnovers, he was going to make some changes? Yes.
Well, Jamie, I thought of you instantly, and I know I feel you were there somewhere, right, on the corner of Stadium and Main.
But, you know, I thought of you instantly when Bryce threw that second interception.
And the word that we used last week, was warning that Kyle Whittingham issued a warning basically to the offense but you know the guy who handles the ball the most Bryce Underwood stop turning it over otherwise you're going to be replaced now the turnovers weren't the only things that Bryce you know made mistakes on in that game you know he missed some reads and and you know went to the wrong place with the football and overall like they had 80 yards at halftime they had to make a change regardless but I mean, heck, it might have been a positive thing that they turned it over there at the end of the half because then it forced Whittingham's hand.
you know, the first 19 games of his career in college at his hometown school, big expectations, number one recruit, highly paid.
It's not an easy situation that he's in, but now it's just another challenge for him that he needs to handle really well as the backup.
But more importantly, Tommy Carr needs to handle, um, His new position, and he's got a lot of pressure on him, too, with his last name, his local ties.
They're pretty much endless at this point, and the fact that a lot of Michigan's season is now riding on that right arm and those two legs and number 14.
But he came out, and I'm sure you felt it inside the stadium, how it was and how it started.
I mean, you heard the crowd, the student body yelling for Tommy Carr and going out on that field.
You and I talked about it last week, and we said, I asked you, didn't Coach Whittingham say that if we throw any more interceptions or fumble the ball or anything like that, turnovers, he was going to make some changes? Yes.
Well, Jamie, I thought of you instantly, and I know I feel you were there somewhere, right, on the corner of Stadium and Main.
But, you know, I thought of you instantly when Bryce threw that second interception.
And the word that we used last week, was warning that Kyle Whittingham issued a warning basically to the offense but you know the guy who handles the ball the most Bryce Underwood stop turning it over otherwise you're going to be replaced now the turnovers weren't the only things that Bryce you know made mistakes on in that game you know he missed some reads and and you know went to the wrong place with the football and overall like they had 80 yards at halftime they had to make a change regardless but I mean, heck, it might have been a positive thing that they turned it over there at the end of the half because then it forced Whittingham's hand.
you know, the first 19 games of his career in college at his hometown school, big expectations, number one recruit, highly paid.
It's not an easy situation that he's in, but now it's just another challenge for him that he needs to handle really well as the backup.
But more importantly, Tommy Carr needs to handle, um, His new position, and he's got a lot of pressure on him, too, with his last name, his local ties.
They're pretty much endless at this point, and the fact that a lot of Michigan's season is now riding on that right arm and those two legs and number 14.
But he came out, and I'm sure you felt it inside the stadium, how it was and how it started.
I mean, you heard the crowd, the student body yelling for Tommy Carr and going out on that field.
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