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Position Coaches

Meet the Rooms

Kyle Whittingham

Head Coach

Kyle Whittingham

QB

Quarterbacks

  • Koy DetmerKoy DetmerQuarterbacks
RB

Running Backs

  • Tony AlfordTony AlfordRun Game Coordinator / Running Backs
WR

Wide Receivers

  • Micah SimonMicah SimonWide Receivers
  • Marques HagansMarques HagansInside Wide Receivers
TE

Tight Ends

  • Freddie WhittinghamFreddie WhittinghamTight Ends
OL

Offensive Line

  • Jim HardingJim HardingAssistant Head Coach / Offensive Line
DL

Defensive Line

  • Lewis PowellLewis PowellRun Game Coordinator / Defensive Ends
  • Larry BlackLarry BlackDefensive Tackles
LB

Linebackers

  • Alex WhittinghamAlex WhittinghamLinebackers
DB

Defensive Backs

  • Jernaro GilfordJernaro GilfordCornerbacks
  • Tyler StocktonTyler StocktonSafeties
ST

Special Teams

  • Kerry CoombsKerry CoombsSpecial Teams Coordinator
22Head Coaches
203Assistant Coaches
138Super Bowl appearances by Wolverines (#1)
117NFL Pro Bowl appearances
A Legendary Coaching Tree

Lloyd Carr

A Legendary Coaching Tree

Carr compiled a 122-40 overall record and guided Michigan to the 1997 national championship and five Big Ten Conference crowns. He arrived at Michigan as an assistant football coach, serving 15 years under Bo Schembechler (1980-89) and Gary Moeller (1990-94) before becoming the Wolverines’ head coach.

His victories trail only Fielding H. Yost (165-29-10) and his mentor, Bo Schembechler (194-48-5), at Michigan, and he joined both as the only Michigan coaches to claim five or more Big Ten titles.