Sherrone Moore, the head coach of Michigan’s college football team in 2024 Previous Life: spent two seasons in the late 2000s as an interior offensive lineman at Oklahoma. graduated from college and worked as an assistant at Louisville before becoming the tight end coach. 2014 saw them depart for the same position at Central Michigan. 2018 saw me relocate to Michigan to work as a tight end coach. assumed leadership of the Wolverines’ offensive coordinator position in 2021. filled in as Michigan’s on-field head coach for four games during the 2023 national championship season—three towards the end of the regular season and one early in the campaign.Headline on Resume: defeated Ohio State, even though Jim Harbaugh received official credit for it.Realistic Year One Expectations: Make it to the Big Ten Championship, if not further into the College Football Playoff expansion. With so many important players gone, there will undoubtedly be a step back, and expecting the world to be as dominant as the 2023 squad is asking for too much, but there should not be enough of a drop-off to demand anything less than being competitive. Reasonable Predictions for the Entire Next Five Years: Make four trips to the College Football Playoffs, contend for the Big Ten title each year, and avoid going into a losing streak when facing Ohio State.
HOWEVER …What Will Happen? Regarding everything that has supposedly occurred over the past few seasons, will the NCAA have any comments? Presume that the program will encounter some minor setbacks; this should be sufficient to prevent Michigan from falling behind the pack by a half step. The team is unstoppable and will continue to defeat Ohio State, Michigan. In a year or so, Moore will begin to make the program his own, but in the expanded CFP era, the rest of the way is playoff or bust.