Michigan QB Downplays Ohio State Rivalry
Summary
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood downplayed the rivalry with Ohio State, calling their matchup "just another game." He said the game is mentally and physically tough but did not express the usual strong negative feelings often seen in this rivalry.Key Facts
- Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood said the Ohio State game is "just another game" and sees players as just wearing different colors.
- Underwood had a difficult game last season, with 63 passing yards and an interception in a 27-9 loss to Ohio State.
- He described college football as mentally and physically demanding and said that this rivalry is no different.
- Underwood did not express hate or strong animosity toward Ohio State, unlike some past players.
- Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham also said he does not hate Ohio State or its coach, Ryan Day.
- Ohio State fans have shown strong rivalry behavior, including crossing out the letter M and calling Michigan "that team up north."
- The rivalry has seen physical altercations, such as a scuffle after Michigan upset Ohio State the year before Underwood arrived.
- Michigan players and coaches seem to want to reduce the emotional intensity and focus on winning the game.
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