Sherrone Moore's time as the Michigan head football coach may be over, but the fallout from the scandal that brought him down may be felt for a while. According to The Detroit News via ESPN, the University of Michigan has commissioned an investigation into its athletic department in response to the numerous scandals of the past several years.
Michigan’s top priority right now is to find a new head coach, but in the meantime the Wolverines need to refocus some of their efforts on their Class of 2026 signees.
A report from last weekend revealed that Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Tommy Rees interviewed for the Penn State Nittany Lions' vacant head coach
Signing day is right behind them, but with the transfer portal just about to open, the Michigan Wolverines need to get to work after firing head coach Sherrone Moore amid a scandal.
Michigan football hosted a number of prospects for its game against Ohio State late last month, including 2027 offensive lineman Elijah Hutcheson, a four-star prospect from Virginia.