Michigan football won the national championship with a 15-0 record last season during a campaign in which Coach Jim Harbaugh repeatedly talked up his coaches’ abilities and future prospects.
New Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore recently sounded off on the team’s biggest regular season win last year and what it means for the team’s future. A former Kansas City Chiefs assistant is in the crosshairs for Moore’s next assistant coaching gig.
On Tuesday, news broke that the Wolverines may have another key staff member to replace heading into the 2024-2025 season, and it’s someone that has played an integral role in Michigan football’s roster makeup over the years.
Harbaugh to Steal Elston From Michigan: Report
Mike Elston came over from Notre Dame in January 22 and was given a job coaching the defensive line.
Now, a report from Tom Pelissero on X has broken the news that he is expected to take the same job with Harbaugh in Los Angeles.
Elston recorded 29 tackles during his career with Michigan football as a player from 1993-1996. Elston also served as recruiting coordinator for the Wolverines in Ann Arbor, securing high performing classes of players that outperformed opponents despite lower ‘star levels’ in the yearly recruiting rankings.
