300 total yards for Bryce
Washington has allowed an average of 271 passing yards per game during Big Ten play. Underwood has been developing more as a passer each week.
Last week, there were some ups and downs. Underwood tossed two touchdowns but also an interception, even though a non-call on a defensive holding certainly changed the play, unless you believe Donaven McCulley decided to turn around in the middle of his route for some other reason.
Anyway, Underwood only had 55 plays on the field. He was able to throw two touchdowns and at home, with the defense (hopefully) playing better, Michigan should have more plays offensively. Andrew Marsh has given Michigan a true No. 2 wide receiver.
Marsh and McCulley caught touchdowns last week. I wouldn't be surprised if that happened again this week, but by game's end, Bryce will hit 300 total yards. At least he probably needs to if Michigan is going to win, unless the running game produces like it did against Nebraska, or the last time Washington came to the Big House.