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Michigan Football has a ‘good plan’ at QB vs Indiana, but won’t reveal it yet

Michigan football’s quarterback situation ahead of Saturday’s matchup with Indiana remains shrouded in mystery, despite a clear performance boost from backup Tommy Carr last week. Carr stepped in for Bryce Underwood after a scoreless first half against Oklahoma, leading the Wolverines to a victory and injecting energy into the offense.

Head coach Kyle Whittingham praised Carr’s impact, noting the team’s momentum shifted upon his entrance, but declined to confirm whether Carr will start against Indiana. Whittingham emphasized that the coaching staff has finalized a ‘good plan’—determined after reviewing film individually and collectively—but refused to disclose details, calling it a strategic advantage to withhold the decision.

The coach ruled out a two-quarterback platoon system, dismissing it as an approach he has never favored, while leaving the door open for a definitive choice between Carr and Underwood to shape the season’s trajectory.

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