Underwood is expected to come in and start in Week 1 against New Mexico, and according to offensive lineman Giovanni El-Hadi -- Underwood can do even more than we realized. On Monday, talking with reporters,

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.