F ollowing the departure of former head coach Jim Harbaugh, there were some who thought the Michigan football program was going to fall off. And for much of Sherrone Moore's first

On3 analyst JD PicKell believes Michigan’s talent gap with other teams was at its highest during Sherrone Moore’s first season.

Although Michigan began the year as a top-15 team and finished unranked, its three-game win streak to close the season earned Moore a high mark from CBS Sports. The network graded all first-year Power Four head coaches, and Moore was among the best, receiving a B+.

A season after going unbeaten and winning the national championship, the Michigan Wolverines hit the reset button. That saw the Wolverines deal with extensive turnover, both on the roster and the coaching staff when Sherrone Moore was promoted to replace Jim Harbaugh as the team’s head coach.

Following an 8-5 season in his first year as head coach of the Michigan Wolverines, Sherrone Moore is looking to rebound in a very big way in 2025. And while th