It's Christmas Day and Michigan is still searching for its 22nd head coach of the football program. The Wolverines have been closely monitoring several candidat

Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm has been mentioned as a potential candidate for the Michigan football head coaching vacancy. When asked about the Michigan job, Brohm declined to comment on other positions and stated he is happy at Louisville. It remains unclear if Brohm is a legitimate candidate or who else is being considered for the role.

The Michigan Wolverines remain active in the search for a new head coach following the controversial Sherrone Moore's firing a couple of weeks ago. The former offensive coordinator is facing different challenges,

Freshmen stars Bryce Underwood and Andrew Marsh will go up against a stout Longhorns defense with two All-American players while Michigan’s defense will have a chance to improve its pass rush leading into its showdown with Manning, a preseason Heisman candidate.

Poggi served as Michigan’s associate head coach for the 2025 season, and also was plugged in as interim coach for 2 Michigan victories.

When Texas meets the Michigan Wolverines at the Citrus Bowl, the Longhorns will be facing an interim head coach and another former five-star quarterback.

Chargers DC Jesse Minter reportedly has no interest in Michigan’s opening as his NFL stock rises amid the Wolverines’ coaching search.

Michigan is searching for a new head football coach after the firing of Sherrone Moore. Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm has reportedly emerged as a name of interest in the search. Other potential candidates include Eli Drinkwitz, Kyle Whittingham, Jesse Minter, and interim coach Biff Poggi.

Croy owns an overall coaching record of 119-98. He has led Maysville, South Harrison, and Trenton to quarterfinal or semifinal appearances. Croy has been named Coach of the Year four times, and was inducted into the Missouri Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2017.

Texas won't be able to overwhelm Michigan with raw talent. Like Georgia, the Wolverines can line up an array of blue-chip prospects that physically match up with the Longhorns. Over the past four recruiting cycles, Michigan landed in 247 Sports' top 20 composite team recruiting rankings all four times and twice in the top 10.