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How Drake Maye convinced Michigan's Sherrone Moore to make critical Chip Lindsey hire


Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore didn't have a relationship with new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey prior to hiring him in mid-December. What sold Moore was how UNC's ran for 1,660 yards and 15 TDs as a first team All-ACC running back this season. That came after QB started the prior two seasons. (Detroit Free Press)

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How Drake Maye convinced Michigan's Sherrone Moore to make critical Chip Lindsey hire


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