'Built For The Moment': Where Bryce Underwood Shines — What's Next For Michigan QB

Bryce Underwood was ready for the moment in Michigan's 30-27 road victory over Nebraska on Saturday. 

The freshman quarterback wasn't asked to carry the offense with his arm, throwing for 105 yards. However, he made an impact on the ground with 61 rushing yards and, most importantly, led the Wolverines to scores on three of their final four possessions before sealing the win by running out the clock.

FOX Sports lead college football analyst Joel Klatt couldn't help but remark on how impressive the freshman's composure is already. 

"Bryce, his best trait so far is that he is clearly not overwhelmed by the stage," Klatt said on the most recent episode of his podcast, "The Joel Klatt Show." "For an 18-year-old true freshman, that's something and not every true freshman can go out there and even just handle it. He clearly is not sped up. He is built for the moment. 

"The environments, even on the road, I don't feel have totally rattled him."

Underwood played primarily mistake-free football in the Wolverines' win over the Cornhuskers, with his only misstep being a fumble on a third-down scramble in the second quarter.

While Saturday marked Underwood's first road conference start, he had a pretty good test of what to expect at Nebraska when Michigan took on Oklahoma earlier in September. That game didn't go as well for Underwood and the Wolverines, with the quarterback completing just 9 of 24 passes for 142 yards in the 24-13 loss to the Sooners. However, Klatt previously said that he thought Underwood "played better than his stat line" suggested against Oklahoma. 

Still, Underwood has some tweaks to make as a passer. He only completed 12 of 22 passes against Nebraska, lowering his completion percentage on the season to 56.9%.