<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1QkGIA_0wEEo8uq00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1QkGIA_0wEEo8uq00" width="1000" height="600" ></figure>The Michigan Wolverines are spiraling. While there was expected to be some decline after losing Jim Harbaigh, JJ McCarthy and other key people to the NFL, for a team coming off a National Championship to be 4-3 is a let-down. And change is needed.The most recent loss came to Illinois, Where the Wolverines lost 21-7. Their other losses coming to Texas, which was understandable, but also to a Washington team that lost their head coach and plenty of talent as well is where questions start to pop up. The play under Sherrone Moore from Michigan has been inexcusable, and they lack the physical edge they once had. Not to mention, it’s clear they don’t have a capable quarterback on the roster as Jack Tuttle didn’t play any better and the offense was lethargic once again. The team looks disorganized under Moore, and a change at head coach is needed before Michigan falls too behind in the Big Ten.FOR MORE COLLEGE FOOTBALL CONTENT, CHECK OUT THE FOLLOWING LINKS:–Cam Ward Strengthens Heisman Campaign as Miami Outlasts Louisville–The Indiana Hoosiers are a Big Ten Champion No One Saw Coming–Jeremiah Smith vs Ryan Williams: Who is the Best Freshman Wide Receiver in College Football?The ideal head coach to spark the passion back under the Michigan program would be Charles Woodson. During his time playing at Michigan, he helped lead them to a National Championship in 1998, was the first and only defensive player to win the Heisman to date, and was a Two-Time All-American during his college career.Woodson is currently a broadcaster on the Fox Big Noon panel, but his experience playing cornerback and safety, turning him into a Hall of Famer still remains. Woodson has been around the game, has the passion for the sport, and, most importantly, the Michigan program. He knows what it takes to win, and what type of culture is needed to get back to the National Championship.</div></body>

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The Michigan Wolverines are spiraling. While there was expected to be some decline after losing Jim Harbaigh, JJ McCarthy and other key people to the NFL, for a team coming off a National Championship to be 4-3 is a let-down. And change is needed. The most recent loss came to...