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SWING FOR THE FENCES: Michigan Wolverines DOMINATE Offense, New Staff Delivers Massive Upside

Jan 5, 2026
A revamped coaching staff could be Michigan's game changer, featuring proven talent from Utah and BYU. The new offensive and defensive coordinators are set to elevate scoring and discipline. Isaiah Hole dives into the potential of Bryce Underwood and the impact of top recruiters. Concerns about diversity in hiring and cultural fit arise, but the upside of transforming five-star recruits into standouts is tantalizing. Will the fresh approach lead to national dominance? The stakes are high, with anticipation building for a new era in Michigan football.
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INSIGHT

Staff Built Around Utah/BYU Success

  • Kyle Whittingham assembled a largely Utah/BYU-derived staff with strong coordinator experience and NFL connections.
  • The new group blends proven offensive firepower with defensive scheme experience and special teams continuity.
ADVICE

Keep Key Holdovers For Continuity

  • Retain proven internal coaches to preserve continuity while adding new voices from successful programs.
  • Keep special teams continuity like Kerry Combs to maintain short-term competitive advantages.
INSIGHT

Offense Poised For Big Upgrade

  • Jason Beck's offenses at Utah ranked top nationally and emphasize a strong running game with efficient passing.
  • Michigan previously was middling offensively, so Beck could substantially raise scoring and tempo.
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