On Wednesday morning, former Michigan football players Jake Butt and Devin Gardner spoke on the search for a new head football coach in Ann Arbor. The duo broke down potential candidates and what to expect as news continues to come out.
The College Football Playoff began in 2014 -- January of 2015 -- and it started as a four-team Playoff. But as time went on, the Playoff expanded to 12 teams -- as of last season.
The Michigan Wolverines are a week into their search for a new head coach to replace Sherrone Moore after a shocking saga unfolded last week surrounding the former head coach.
Jim Harbaugh opened up on Tuesday about the firing and ensuing legal troubles of former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore, who was a member of Harbaugh’s Wolverines staff for seven seasons.
Michigan's football team has finally opened up about Sherrone Moore being shown the door in one of the ugliest firings in recent memory. Moore was fired after two seasons as the head coach of the Wolverines because of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
The University of Michigan’s football program was rocked in early December when head coach Sherrone Moore was fired for cause following an internal investigation that found he had engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member, a violation of university policy.
Michigan football interim head coach Biff Poggi addressed the media on Monday for the first time since the firing and arrest of the team’s former coach Sherrone Moore.
Arizona State Sun Devils head coach Kenny Dillingham, one of the biggest names on potential Michigan wish lists, spoke with reporters and poured water on the idea of him leaving his hometown team to coach the 2023 national champions.
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.