Sherrone Moore Becomes First Black Head Coach for Michigan Football

Sherrone Moore Becomes First Black Head Coach for Michigan Football

Sherrone Moore Becomes First Black Head Coach for Michigan Football :- The University of Michigan has appointed Sherrone Moore as the historic first Black head coach for the Wolverines’ football program. Moore, instrumental in shaping Michigan’s offense as a coordinator, takes the helm after an undefeated stint as acting head coach last season.

Announced in a Friday release, Moore’s five-year deal includes a starting salary of $5.5 million, with incentives totaling up to $3.5 million based on achievements like a Big Ten championship. At 37, he succeeds Jim Harbaugh, who recently left for the NFL. Moore expressed gratitude and outlined his commitment to maintaining high standards, stating the team will be “smart, tough, dependable, relentless, and enthusiastic.” The appointment, aimed at program continuity, reflects confidence in Moore’s familiarity with the team and successful leadership in the interim role. Michigan football now enters a new era under Moore’s historic leadership.

Historic Appointment: Sherrone Moore Takes Helm as Michigan’s Head Football Coach