Bryce Underwood has all the hype in the world. That comes with being the top recruit in the country. It grows when you flip a commitment from LSU to Michigan, too. Now, Underwood is trying to prove he should be the Wolverines' starting quarterback. If there's a tiebreaker for most unique throwing talent, Underwood might have it.

According to Michigan football left guard Giovanni El-Hadi, freshman phenom Bryce Underwood wasn't just the No. 1 overall recruit in the country because of his prowess throwing with his usual right-handedness. As it turns out, he can also sling it left-handed.

Four practices into camp and Michigan’s quarterback room looks more complete than it did just a few months ago. Freshman Bryce Underwood remains the frontrunner to start the Wolverines’ Aug. 30 opener against New Mexico,