Jim Harbaugh’s exit from the Michigan Wolverines raised questions about Sherron Moore’s credibility. The 60-year-old announced his decision to move to the NFL by signing with the LA Chargers. He announced this after months and months of speculation and, as such, the Wolverines looked to Moore as the replacement to fill his shoes.

Now that Sherrone Moore dons the HC cap, he must ensure that the reigning national championship team continues their dominant run from last season. The Michigan Wolverines won the league after going 15-0 with an undefeated streak under Harbaugh. Will he be able to replicate Harbaugh’s success in the same fashion? That remains to be seen. But here’s Moore’s ‘PPS’ method that he says will be their forefront policy at Ann Arbour.

Sherrone Moore explains how PPS will help the Wolverines

On the latest episode of the ‘Rich Eisen’ show, Moore appeared as a guest to talk about his newest role at Michigan. He talked about the infamous controversy regarding Harbaugh and also went on to explain how he plans to take charge.

Moore explained, “We will do three things. You know, we’ve talked about the process, the pursuit and the standard and we’ve hit the process. We all talked about process over prize and we got the prize now. You know, you continue on the pursuit and that’s the pursuit of greatness and once you do that you know, you win a couple championships, you graduate your players, you get them to the next level you see them be great husbands and fathers. You become the standard and that’s what we want to be.”

The former defensive coordinator will be taking on a whole new challenge, unlike anything he’s ever done before. But with Moore’s inability to retain Herbert on the team, he lost a bit of faith from the end of the fans.

Ben Herbert went to the LA Chargers despite Moore’s reassurance

Ever since Harbaugh left, the team seems to be falling apart a bit. Jesse Minter, the defensive coordinator for the Chargers, left Wolverines and followed Harbaugh’s footsteps to the NFL. It is evident that Harbaugh had a strenuous grasp on the staff and as such, they’re being influenced by his decision to join the Chargers. After Minter, it was the turn of Ben Herbert, the strength coach for the Wolverines, who was being rumored to join Harbaugh.

In response to the rumors, Moore issued a statement that said that he was confident in Herbert’s decision to stay back with Michigan. However, it eventually ended up backfiring since Herbert was off to the Chargers a few days later. Ben Herbert is a vital part of the squad and is known to be a vital part of the recruitment process. After his announcement to leave, the fans have been quite upset with Moore’s capabilities.

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Thus, he will have a lot to redeem himself for come next season as he desperately tries to live up to Harbaugh’s legacy. Will Sherrone Moore be able to carry on the dominance of the Wolverines? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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