Michigan's Sherrone Moore: A Coach in Need of a Win

Sherrone Moore, the head coach of Michigan, is in a tough spot. He's known for his emotional connection with the team and the fans, but after a tough loss to Ohio State, he's facing some hard questions. The Wolverines lost 27-9, and it's clear that Ohio State is the better team right now. Moore has been with Michigan for two full seasons. In that time, he's won 17 games overall and 12 in the Big Ten. Those numbers might sound good, but they're not enough to get Michigan into the College Football Playoff. Moore knows this, and he's not happy with just nine wins. The loss to Ohio State is a big deal. For the past four years, Michigan has been able to say they beat Ohio State, even if the Buckeyes had a great season. But now, Ohio State has the upper hand. They have the longest winning streak in the nation, the best odds to win the national championship, and a coach, Ryan Day, who has built a successful program. Moore has a young team, with a freshman quarterback and a rookie receiver who broke the program's freshman receiving yards record. There's potential there, but potential isn't enough. Moore needs to turn that potential into wins, and he needs to do it soon. The fans and boosters are getting impatient. They want to see Michigan back on top. Moore knows he needs to either beat Ohio State or win something bigger to keep them happy. It's a tough situation, but it's one he's got to figure out.