Recap from Michigan Football’s Maize vs Blue Spring Game

Q: What was the final score of the Michigan Football Spring Game?

The Maize Team won the game with a final score of 7-6 against the Blue Team.

Q: Who scored the game-winning touchdown in the Michigan Spring Game?

Running back Tomas O’Meara scored the game-winning touchdown for the Maize Team.

Q: Which players made notable plays during the Michigan Spring Game?

Bryson Kuzdzal, quarterback Bryce Underwood, and Tommy Carr were among the players who made notable contributions during the game.

Q: When did the Michigan Football Spring Game take place?

The Michigan Football Spring Game took place on April 19, 2025.

ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN - APRIL 19: Bryson Kuzdzal #24 of the Michigan Wolverines runs the ball up the field against Jordan Young #14 of the Michigan Wolverines during the third quarter of the Maize vs Blue spring football game at Michigan Stadium on April 19, 2025 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images for ONIT) | Getty Images for ONIT The Maize Team defeated the Blue Team, 7-6 ,in the Michigan Football Spring Game at the Big House on Saturday. Heading into the first season under head coach Kyle Whittingham, fans got a chance to see the team in action for the first time. Here’s the recap and highlights from the scrimmage. **FIRST QUARTER** The spring exhibition got underway with a four-yard rush from running back Bryson Kuzdzal, but the first explosive play of the day came just moments later, as quarterback Bryce Underwood connected with tight end Eli Ownes for a 16-yard gain. Underwood nearly found wide receiver Salesi Moa for a touchdown, but the pass fell incomplete and the Maize Team’s opening possession came to an end. The Blue Team’s opening play was a four-yard rush from running back Jordan Marshall. Later in the first quarter, the defensive line started to make an impact as edge rushers Dominic Nichols and created pressure on consecutive plays. Nichols had a pair of quarterback pressures, while Marshall was credited with a sack. **SECOND QUARTER** Tommy Carr came into the game at quarterback to open the second quarter, and he quickly led the first scoring drive — recording a 14-yard scramble that eventually led to a 23-yard field goal from kicker Stuart Blake. On the ensuing possession, Carr led another impressive drive — marching 55 yards in the final minutes of the half to set up a field goal attempt from 29 yards out. However, kicker Trey Butkowski missed wide right. The Blue Team led 3-0 at halftime. **THIRD QUARTER** Following halftime, Carr led the Blue Team on a second straight scoring drive. Even though the drive stalled out in the second quarter again, Blake connected on a field goal to put the Blue Team up 6-0 with 4:21 left in the third quarter. Carr continued to play well on the following possession, connecting with wide receiver Kendrick Bell for a 20-yard grab. Later, the Maize Team nearly scored a touchdown but safety Taylor Tatum had a pivotal pass breakup. **FOURTH QUARTER** With a running clock in effect, the fourth quarter flew by, but one of the best highlights of the day came on a goal-line stand. Defensive lineman Bobby Kanka had a hard-hitting tackle at the line of scrimmage to force a turnover on downs. It appeared the Blue Team was going to be able to run out the remainder of the clock and secure a 6-0 win, before Travis Moten came up with a clutch sack on third down to give the Maize Team an opportunity for a game-winning drive. The drive got started with a 30-yard gain from Carr to wide receiver Jamar Browder, and with just 17 seconds remaining, running back Tomas O’Meara found the end zone for a game-winning touchdown to hand the Maize Team a 7-6 win.