Michigan has gone all in, in hopes of landing five-star signal caller Bryce Underwood. The Belleville product is an LSU commit but that's not stopping the Wolverines from doing all they can to keep him in the state of Michigan for three-to-four more years.

The Michigan Wolverines have gone from national champions to a program under NCAA investigation that is battling for bowl eligibility at 5-5 in the course

Michigan is willing to do whatever it takes to land a commitment from five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood, who is currently committed to play at LSU. The Wolverines reportedly prepared an NIL package that will make him the highest-paid college football ...

In the past few weeks, the recruitment has heated up, with On3’s Pete Nakos reporting that Michigan was offering an NIL deal around $5 million. However, CBS Sports’ Richard Johnson reports that the number is closer to eight figures than being in the middle seven.

Connor Stalions, the former Michigan staffer who resigned from his post for his role in the school's sign-stealing scandal, is currently working as

Michigan is prepared to offer LSU 5-star QB commit Bryce Underwood $10.5M over four years, according to @TheWolverineOn3,” On3 NIL said in a post. Bryce Underwood is the top overall recruit in the 2025 class.