The Michigan Wolverines are now officially well-settled into their new Jim Harbaugh era. Previous year’s 18-star players from Michigan have confidently made the stride to the 2024 NFL Combine week in Indianapolis. Whereas, back in Michigan, head coach Sherrone Moore is rustling up the staff positions as he makes seasoned additions like Justin Tress and Wink Martindale to the staff.

While the talks for other vacancies are still brewing behind the scenes, Braiden McGregor, a Michigan defensive edge currently impressing the scouts and head coaches at Michigan, reported the current emotions swirling around head coach Moore, and what went in the locker room before him replacing Jim Harbaugh.

Sherrone Moore was the No. 1 pick

When Jim Harbaugh announced leaving Michigan, the locker room was silent as a night. However, after the after-waves receded, the team sat down together to discuss the next best pick to run the program. The rest is history. “I think that was the No. 1 thing was to make sure we get the right guy. That whole locker room, everybody loves Coach Moore. I think they did a great job in hiring Sherrone Moore,” McGregor said.

Sherrone Moore has been Harbaugh’s right hand, handling Michigan’s offense for the past 6 seasons. Hence, Moore knows the ways of Michigan and the legacy he has to carry. Despite not having any previous experience as a head coach, Moore’s hires speak volumes about his understanding of the league. Tress is someone through with the strength and conditioning department, as he too trained extensively under Ben Herbert. Wink Martindale’s record needs no introduction as he has set the NFL world ablaze with his coaching record all these years. So, per McGregor, “It’s just up from here.”

Can Michigan leave a mark this year?

When Harbaugh and the star players announced their departure, Michigan fans were almost dejected. Until they saw the beacon of hope in Moore. Well, Moore can win this season, that is coming from a star player. McGregor highlighted certain points that make him believe that the new head coach at Michigan would be no less than his predecessor.

First off, the young players who were itching to get a shot at playing but did not get one will finally get their break this season. While the young talent would not be as polished as McCarthy and Co., their fresh passion would still keep the ball rolling.

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Moreover, Moore has his tools set for the defense and the offensive side is also slowly taking its shape. Moore and the new faces on his staff are set to plot the perfect roadmap to stay on the top of the CFB table. Are you exited for what Moore brings to the table? Let us know your thoughts below!