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What recent history tells us about Sherrone Moore's chances for success at Michigan
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Say what you want about the Michigan football program, but it sure isn't boring. It was another busy week in Ann Arbor as Sherrone Moore held his first and only media availability of fall camp, with multiple storylines coming out of the press conference. First and foremost, former Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh will now NOT be returning to the Big House for the Wolverines' season opener. However, there was some on-field news that surfaced as well, which Tony and Rainer spend the first half of the show discussing.
Then after the break, Andrew joins the guys to discuss some recent comparable situations to what Sherrone Moore has stepped into across college football and what it can tell us about Moore's chances for success. Is Sherrone in a better place than Lane Kiffin was when he took over for Pete Carroll at USC? What about Ed Orgeron taking over for Les Miles at LSU? If you're a diehard college football fan who likes to go into the weeds, this conversation is for you.
Read all about the Michigan Wolverines, including some great pieces by Tony and Rainer, by heading to our website at freep.com/sports.
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