Summary
Michigan is looking to hire a new head coach for its football team after firing its previous coach, Sherrone Moore. Among the candidates they are considering are current NFL and college coaches, including Todd Monken, the Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator. The university hopes to make a decision by Christmas.
Key Facts
- Michigan University is searching for a new permanent head football coach.
- They have interviewed interim head coach Biff Poggi multiple times.
- NFL's Todd Monken, currently with the Baltimore Ravens, is a candidate for the job.
- The school plans to interview Monken this week.
- Other reported candidates include Louisville’s Jeff Brohm and several college coaches.
- Michigan wants to finalize their coach selection by Christmas.
- Monken has been the Ravens' offensive coordinator for the past three seasons.
- There are reports of possible major changes in the Ravens' team this offseason, affecting Monken and others.
