Michigan Football Head Coach Sherrone Moore’s Message To The Wolverine’s After Loss To Texas
Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore post-game reaction in a one-sided game against the No. 3 Longhorns at the Michigan Stadium. The Wolverines struggled in the passing-two interceptions and 39 yards in the first half-and the run game, where one single carry did not have more than 12 yards and no ball carrier reached 50 yards. The Wolverines accumulated 88 yards on 22 attempts, an ultimate representation of team struggles in the course of the game.

The Michigan football team’s once best-in-America defense last season was easily shredded by Texas. The visiting Longhorns had 30 missed tackles, miscommunications and plays gone awry yet still managed to lose just four of its 68 snaps. Michigan experienced its first home loss since 2020, first regular-season loss since 2021, and first loss since the College Football Playoff in 2022. But Michigan coach Moore remains optimistic.

The big thing I talked about with the team, it’s urgency, not panic,” Moore said Monday afternoon, as per Detroit Free Press. “It stings, it should sting. A lot of guys haven’t lost a game here at our home stadium. … We always talk about 24-hour rule, win or loss. So for us, what can we do to get better today? We’re just trying to go 1-0 this week, worry about this week and what we can do to get better.”

Sherrone Moore is a former player and coach of American football. Presently, he serves the University of Michigan as a head football coach. During the 2023 season, he worked as the acting head coach in four games when the Wolverines won the national championship. In 2024, he took over as the head coach from Jim Harbaugh.