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Kyle Whittingham Answers Question About Who Is Michigan’s QB Moving Forward

Michigan’s quarterback situation remains unresolved as head coach Kyle Whittingham declined to name a starter ahead of Saturday’s showdown with Indiana, despite confirming a decision will be made this weekend. The Wolverines’ 21-18 win over Penn State hinged on a dramatic mid-game shift, as true freshman Tommy Carr replaced Bryce Underwood at halftime following a dismal first half (5-of-11 passing, 43 yards, and two interceptions).

Carr’s entry sparked a second-half rally, with the freshman accounting for 47 passing yards and 36 rushing yards—including a 12-yard touchdown run—to help Michigan overcome a 3-0 deficit and secure its first Big Ten victory of the season. Whittingham acknowledged the coaching staff had been evaluating options during the bye week, with Carr already receiving significant practice time, though the final call may not be publicly announced before the Indiana game.

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