Michigan
Jim Harbaugh pumps up new Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore during Chargers introductory presser
Jim Harbaugh knows just how capable Sherrone Moore is of leading the Michigan Wolverines
Jim Harbaugh, an alumnus who led the Michigan football team to unprecedented heights since the 1990s, was in charge of the program for nine years. Not only did Harbaugh officially turn the tide in the rivalry with the Ohio State Buckeyes in what ended up being his final season at Ann Arbor, but he also guided the Wolverines through a turbulent season that culminated in the program’s first National Championship since 1997.
The Michigan football program is now in the very capable hands of Sherrone Moore, Jim Harbaugh’s offensive coordinator and the man who stepped up to lead the Wolverines while Harbaugh was serving a three-game suspension for his involvement in the Connor Stalions sign-stealing scandal. Harbaugh is leaving for Los Angeles in his much-anticipated NFL return.
Moore led the Wolverines to a crucial victory on the road at Penn State and their third straight victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes, not Harbaugh. Moore was the one.
who, following that victory against the Buckeyes, Harbaugh dubbed a “Michigan legend.” Moore will now be in charge of the Wolverines’ defense of the National Championship. And Jim Harbaugh has once again given Moore his unqualified endorsement.
According to Anthony Broome of On3 Sports, during his first press conference as the Chargers’ head coach, Harbaugh declared emphatically, “Sherrone is the right man for the job.” Nobody else. That’s the person. They made the correct decision. Moore is “on fire right now,” according to Harbaugh, who also referred to him as “a tremendous coach.”
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