After Replacing Jim Harbaugh’s Son Jay, Sherrone Moore Goes All In to Run Michigan His Way

Michigan Wolverines have found themselves amid an ever-evolving landscape. With Sherrone Moore stepping in as the new head coach for the program, he continues to orchestrate a symphony of change. From replacing Jay Harbaugh to promoting JB Brown to take his position, Moore’s declaration to run the program his way sets the stage for a distinctive era. In parallel to this, the new HC’s current recruiting spree creates a buzz of anticipation among fans.   

Brown was previously a graduate assistant under Jay Harbaugh. However, as Jay Harbaugh, who previously held the role, is reportedly all set to join his father at the Los Angeles Chargers, Moore has taken the opportunity of the moment to fill in the position.

With this, the coaching carousel spins as according to reports, Steve Casula is to take charge as new tight ends coach for the Wolverines. Casula played a pivotal role in happening Wolverines’ offense in 2019 and 2021. Gradually he rose to the rank of senior analyst which propelled Moore to switch his position. Besides the coaching makeovers, he is all set to make changes to the players’ roster.

As per the reports, Moore refuses to take a break in terms of recruiting new players. From his coaching spree, the list of top prospects has come up with names including inside linebacker Kamar Archie, defensive tackle Kole Briehler, offensive tackle Rowan Bryne, and safety Alex Graham among others.   

Moore’s vision unveiled

In a recent interview, while Moore was in transit to visit different schools to pick top prospects, he revealed his ambitious approach to recruiting. On top of this, he confirmed hinting at Jim Harbaugh, “I got mad love for him and will always respect him. I’ve learned so much from him but I’m going to run the program my way.” Moore is all set to carve out a unique identity for the Wolverines on the foundation laid originally by Harbaugh.

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The weekend visit to Ann Arbor will witness Moore engage in discussion with 2025 four-star linebacker Kamar Archie backed up by Kole Briehler, the 202 three-star defensive lineman, both representing Hun School in Princeton. Hun School holds a special place since it was the alma mater of Owen Wafle, the Wolverines’ 2024 defensive lineman signee. 

Moore’s moves signal an innovation and continuity within the program. From promoting players from school and integrating them with fresh perspectives, the new coach is crafting a roster that aligns with his vision for success.  

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