Jim Harbaugh’s final departure from Ann Arbor for the NFL means that Michigan will be in a big transition state going into the 2024 summer. After at least the last three offseasons, Harbaugh flirted with professional chances and will take the helm of the Los Angeles Chargers next season.
Sherrone Moore, the offensive line coach and offensive coordinator, took over for Jim Harbaugh. Moore led the Wolverines to victories over Penn State and Ohio State during Harbaugh’s four games of suspension this season, giving the impression that he was an understudy.
After assembling his team in February, Moore is now concentrating on building on the momentum from three straight Big Ten Championships and a National Championship.
At his inaugural press conference, Moore stated, “I have been preparing my entire coaching career for this opportunity and I can’t think of a better place to be head coach than at the University of Michigan.” “As a TEAM, we will exert every effort every day to uphold the 144-year tradition of championship football played at Michigan. We won’t be lowering our standards. We will be a championship-caliber football team that is intelligent, resilient, tenacious, passionate, and plays with a winged helmet, each other, and the game. We’ll keep striving for success in the classroom, in our communities, and off the field. I’m eager to get started in my new position with our athletes, trainers, and employees.”
In 2024, the Wolverines will play host to Texas, Oregon, and USC in addition to visiting Washington and Ohio State, among other tough opponents.
