Whether you played offense or defense at Michigan, new head coach Sherrone Moore seemed to have an imprint on everybody.
Moore — introduced as the Wolverines’ next head coach less than a week ago — was the talk of the Senior Bowl this week, at least from the Michigan players on hand, who had nothing but kind words to say about the 37-year-old former offensive coordinator and offensive line coach.
He meant everything to me,” offensive lineman Trevor Keegan told MLive in an interview. “I’m so proud and excited for him. I’m eternally grateful for everything that he’s done for me.”
Keegan still remembers his time as a 16-year-old high school player in Illinois, receiving a scholarship offer from Moore — then an assistant at Central Michigan. He never committed, but once Moore made the jump to Michigan in early 2018 — Keegan was destined to follow.
“We’ve been on this journey together for five years,” Keegan continued. “Just seeing how he’s been brought up through our program — to head coach — I’m so excited to see what he does this year.
