ANN ARBOR — The Michigan Wolverines appear to have found their next offensive coordinator. Multiple sources confirmed Tuesday night that North Carolina's Chip Lindsey, who spent the last two seasons orchestrating the Tar Heels' offense, is expected to take the reins of Michigan's attack.

A week ago, Moore fired offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Kirk Campbell, citing a need to jumpstart the Wolverines’ struggling offense. Michigan ranked 128th in FBS in total yards (294.3) and 111th in scoring (22.3) in 2024, the primarily culprit behind the team’s 7-5 season.

Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore suggests Wolverines' new offensive coordinator could be hired "in the next day or so"

Lindsey not only will be charged with shaping the Michigan offense but will work with Bryce Underwood, the incoming freshman quarterback and No. 1 overall recruit who officially signed with

According to 247Sports’ Matt Zenitz, the Wolverines are hiring Chip Lindsey, who most recently was the offensive coordinator at North Carolina. Chip Lindsey has accepted the offensive coordinator job at Michigan, sources tell @cbssports / @247Sports.

Report: Sherrone Moore, Michigan football targeting North Carolina offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey as Wolverines next OC

Ann Arbor — Michigan coach Sherrone Moore apparently has zeroed in on the program’s next offensive coordinator.

Michigan football parted ways with offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Kirk Campbell on Tuesday — a long-expected move after the Wolverines ranked near the very bottom of offensive production in college football.

Michigan has 4 projected first round picks in next year’s NFL draft. Here's what Sherrone Moore said about their status heading into bowl game.

Michigan football is heading back to Florida to play in the Tampa-based bowl game for the first time since 2017. The ReliaQuest Bowl will pit the Wolverines against the Alabama Crimson Tide for the second time this calendar year,