After firing Sherrone Moore, Michigan is looking for a new football coach. While most jobs have been filled, the Wolverines job is one of the biggest.

Michigan's unexpected entry in this season's coaching carousel following the firing of Sherrone Moore sparked conversation surrounding potential candidates with Alabama's Kalen DeBoer considered among the best fits.

Michigan currently doesn’t have a full-time school president after Santa J. Ono left for the same job at Florida in May; Domenico Grasso is the interim president. Athletic director Warde Manuel is also under fire as a result of this scandal and past issues, such as the 2019 hiring of gymnastics consultant Rhonda Faehn.

Michigan has to make Kalen DeBoer its next head coach, according to Dan Orlovsky. The ESPN analyst, who appeared on Thursday’s edition of “Get Up,” said the Wolverines have to shoot for the stars. “It’s got to be big,

Sherrone Moore was shockingly fired by Michigan on Wednesday, which could start a domino effect that would shake the college football world.

The college football rumors are already swirling about the top candidates to replace Sherrone Moore as the next Michigan coach.

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