Michigan QB commit Bryce Underwood drops 1-word reaction to his GF Diana

The country's No.1 prospect, Bryce Underwood, is a committed man. He's currently in a relationship with YouTuber Diana. The 6-foot-4 quarterback seems happy in his relationship as they have posted pictures together on their social media handles.

The couple regularly leaves comments on each other's Instagram posts.

Diana shared a few pictures of herself on her Instagram account, daythedoll, named after her YouTube channel, Day'iana, The Doll, on Monday. Underwood couldn't resist commenting on his girlfriend's post.

"DOLLLLLLL," the five-star quarterback wrote.

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He also added a lot of kissing emojis in a separate comment. Diana has 29.3 thousand followers on Instagram and 1.82 thousand subscribers on YouTube.

Underwood, on the other hand, is the best quarterback in the Class of 2025. The Belleville, Michigan, native announced his commitment to this home-state program, the Michigan Wolverines, on Thursday. He had been committed to the LSU Tigers since January but flipped his decision after visiting Ann Arbor.

Bryce Underwood is expected to get a NIL deal of around $10.5 million

The nation's No.1 prospect, Bryce Underwood, was in Michigan last week and pledged his allegiance to the program soon after. He is expected to receive an NIL deal of $10.5 million, which is believed to have played a huge role in Underwood's commitment.

On3's Pete Nakos predicted the Underwood-to-Michigan move and also revealed that the five-star prospect will get a high NIL deal in Ann Arbor.

"In my opinion and everything I know about how collectives operate, I would say that if Bryce Underwood does land at Michigan, it would definitely be above market value," Nakos said.

"Bryce is obviously a generational player. ... But I would say that $10.5 million number is on the high side of what most quarterbacks are getting in college football right now."

Michigan's Class of 2025 is ranked ninth in the country, as per 247Sports. They have 19 commitments so far, including two five-star recruits. Underwood joined Kansas-based offensive tackle Andrew Babalola as the Wolverines' two five-star prospects. Michigan also has seven four-star commitments.