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Michigan QB Carr to be starter for 'foreseeable future,' Whittingham says
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Michigan quarterback Tommy Carr has been named the team's starter for the "foreseeable future," coach Kyle Whittingham said Monday.
Michigan quarterback Tommy Carr has been named the team's starter for the "foreseeable future," coach Kyle Whittingham said Monday.
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