Spring Prance Unveils Exciting Q&A Sessions for Michigan's Rumble This Fall
With almost an entirely new staff, curiosity about the QB and a remade defense here's what we're watching as Michigan football begins spring practice.
It's still hoops season for Michigan in March: Dusty May's men enter March Madness as a 1-seed and a national title favorite, while Kim Barnes Arico's women are a 2-seed and will host the first two rounds of the NCAAs this weekend. It's almost enough to make one forget about football. Almost.
Michigan football begins spring ball on Tuesday, March 17 – the first time the Wolverines will wear pads under new head coach Kyle Whittingham , hired in late December. Whittingham is far from the only new face in Schembechler Hall, with just one coach remaining who was on staff for U-M's November loss to Ohio State (running backs coach Tony Alford), 20 new transfers (replacing 27 players lost to the transfer portal) and 26 incoming freshman. Arriving with them are a host of burning questions surrounding the program, ranging from the QB to the schemes to special teams.
So let's dig in before Michigan's 15-practice stretch culminates with the annual Maize vs. Blue spring game at Michigan Stadium (2 p. m.
, April 18). How much did Bryce Underwood develop? It wasn't the freshman year he expected as Bryce Underwood, the No.
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