Michigan Wolverines head coach Kyle Whittingham fired offensive coordiantor Jason Beck after the 16-6 Week 10 collapse to the Michigan State Spartans. After making a change with his coaching staff, it now appears Whittingham may flip-flop his quarterback decision after benching Bryce Underwood in favor of Tommy Carr.

The 66-year-old claimed that the starting quarterback job is now up in the air for the Week 11 matchup against the Oregon Ducks, according to Adam Rittenberg of ESPN. With Beck out as offensive coordinator, it appears Underwood has a chance to reclaim the starting job.

“Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham telling reporters in Ann Arbor that the starting quarterback spot is TBD again after the Michigan State loss and the coordinator change,” Rittenberg reported. “Whittingham had said last week Tommy Carr would be QB1 for the ‘foreseeable future.'”

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