After a 63-3 win over CMU, Bryce Underwood said Michigan is “a dominant team,” confident the Wolverines will keep proving it week after week.

"We're not taking the air out of the ball ever again," Biff Poggi said after Michigan's 63-3 rout of Central Michigan.

The Michigan Wolverines offense looked completely broken against the Oklahoma Sooners in Week 2, but not anymore. Head coach Sherrone Moore, his offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, and the entire team were criticized last week for the lack of consistency,

Bryce Underwood had himself a day on Saturday, throwing for 235 yards, a touchdown and interception while rushing for 114 yards and two scores in Michigan's 63-3 win over Central Michigan.

Bryce Underwood passed for 235 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 114 yards and two more scores, leading No. 23 Michigan to a 63-3 victory over Central Michigan on Saturday.

Coming off a disappointing performance in Norman, Michigan came out and moved to 2-1 on the year after taking down Central Michigan, 63-3. I

The Wolverines entered Saturday facing questions about how they would respond to the loss at Oklahoma and Sherrone Moore's suspension.

Biff Poggi praised Bryce Underwood’s breakout rushing day vs. CMU, saying his legs force defenses to adjust and make Michigan’s offense explosive.

Michigan interim coach Biff Poggi hilariously compared true freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood to Batman after his big game in the Wolverines' blowout win over Central Michigan.

Underwood, who played his high school ball in Belleville, Michigan, is known for performing a signature move that he is banned from doing by a Wolverines coach according to an interview released on Saturday.

After losing four straight iterations of The Game between Ohio State and Michigan, Buckeye fans are feeling the itch to end the streak that seemed impossible before it began. After dominating the rivalry for two decades,