With their recent victory in the game against Iowa Hawkeyes, 30-10, Michigan Wolverines are riding high, but Head Coach, Sherrone Moore is ensuring that they don’t get overconfident about their win. The win was solid, sure, but Moore’s eyes were already on the next big challenge: Texas. “Everything needs to get better,” Moore said. That’s the thinking Moore wants his team to adopt and impose during the matches. He understands that the only affair is perfection, especially when such a force as Texas is on the distant horizon.

They extended that with a win against their previous opponent showing what the Wolverines are capable of, but Moore wants more than capable, he wants results. That is why this victory while sweet, is merely a step one. Moore’s specialty is in strengthening all aspects of a team’s performance. The players are charged up, but at the same time, they are aware of the fact that real work has just begun.

“We’re not going to focus on just one thing,” Moore said. “We’re going to strive for perfection in all phases.” And he isn’t joking. Moore’s expectations are still this high, and he makes his team aim for it.

Davis Warren, the backup quarterback who stepped up in this game, felt the heat from Moore’s demands. Warren’s performance was good, but Moore’s critique is about the bigger picture.

Sherrone Moore’s unyielding drive for perfection

He’s not just looking at Warren’s stats; he’s looking at the team’s overall execution. Moore urged his players by saying that there is always a button to win more games and have a better record. This is not, however, a case of one player or one game on the pitch. It is about having a set of players who come out best under certain situations and insist when the stakes are high.

As the clash with Texas approaches, Sherrone Moore is leaving nothing to chance. He has let his team know that their recent victory is not a time to relax. Moore has no rest —he is concentrating on everything. “We are not going to concentrate on just one thing,” he stated on a serious note to Davis Warren and other squad members. This isn’t just coach talk; it’s a challenge.

The Wolverines possess talent, and Moore is trying to make them into an even better team by polishing all of their skills. And with Texas on the horizon, that pursuit is more intense than ever.

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