Summary
Michigan Wolverines announced changes to their football team's special teams unit after losing to Ohio State. The team fired special teams coordinator J.B. Brown due to poor performance statistics. The move aims to improve Michigan's special teams ahead of their next game.
Key Facts
- Michigan lost their rivalry game against Ohio State with a score of 27-9.
- Michigan's special teams have not performed well this season, with low kickoff and punt return averages in their conference.
- Senior kicker Dominic Zvada's performance decreased this year, with a 68.2% field goal success rate.
- Michigan fired their special teams coordinator, J.B. Brown, who had been with the team for five years.
- Michigan coach Sherrone Moore stated that the decision was made for the program's best interest.
- Michigan is considering additional coaching staff changes to improve performance.
