The Wolverines left no doubt in their latest outing, dismantling Central Michigan 63–3 in a game where they controlled every phase. Bryce Underwood once again showed why he’s the future of the program, rushing for a career-high 114 yards with two scores and adding 235 yards and a touchdown through the air. But while Underwood’s star power shone, the lopsided win also underscored a growing concern about the gap between Michigan’s front-line talent and its backups.

That’s why Michigan’s roster building, particularly on the defensive side, has become a top priority. The program’s recruiting push is beginning to pay dividends, highlighted by the rise of EDGE rusher Julian Walker. Walker, a 6-foot-6, 252-pound pass rusher from Dutch Fork High in South Carolina, has surged more than 40 spots in

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