Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood showed glimpses of the growing pains he will likely experience as a freshman and flashes of the promise that made him the nation's top-rated high school football recruit in the team's spring game on Saturday.

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Underwood handed the ball off to running back Micah Ka'apana, who tossed it to Bryce Wilcox, who tossed it back to Underwood, who found a wide open Jalen Hoffman downfield. It resulted in an 88-yard pass and catch touchdown, easily the longest play of the day and Underwood's first career (though unofficial) touchdown in college.