While the Michigan quarterback conversation shifts to Bryce Underwood as the season draws near, there appears to bean underlying reason for it. Sure, Underwood has impressed his teammates in practice and won over the locker room in Ann Arbor,

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The good news for Michigan football is that through two weeks of fall camp, there hasn’t been, as of yet, any serious injuries sustained (fans, you can knock on wood if that makes you feel better). But there also hasn’t been a lot of progress, at least as much as hoped, for two of the players returning from injury.