The Michigan Wolverines could be searching for a new head football coach soon as Jim Harbaugh, the team’s current coach, is considering options in the NFL.
It is reported that Harbaugh is in talks with the Los Angeles Chargers, but he could be a target for other NFL teams.
If Harbaugh leaves, it begs the question of who Michigan will look to replace him.
The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman has proposed four candidates, the most prominent of whom being Michigan’s offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore.
Moore has been a formidable contender, particularly in the aftermath of the regular season’s final month. Although he is still young, the 37-year-old showed he was more than capable of taking over.
Feldman also recommended Chris Kleiman, the current head coach of Kansas State’s football program, and Kansas head coach Lance Leipold.
There’s also the fascinating chance that Michigan will take LSU head coach Brian Kelly into consideration as a wildcard.
In the realm of college football, the upcoming search for the next head coach of the Michigan Wolverines is sure to be an exciting and closely followed development.
