Jeff Brohm Considered for Michigan Football Coaching Role, Replacing Sherrone Moore
Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm addressed speculation regarding his potential move to Michigan following the Cardinals’ victory in the Boca Raton Bowl. The Cardinals triumphed over Toledo with a final score of 27-22.
Brohm’s Commitment to Louisville
After the game, Brohm stated, “I don’t speak on other jobs. I’m happy with this one. I’m happy about the victory.” This comment aimed to quell rumors linking him to the Wolverines after the firing of Sherrone Moore earlier this month.
Coaching Background
Brohm has a notable history with Louisville, serving on the coaching staff from 2003 to 2008. He later moved to Florida Atlantic University in 2009. During the same year, Sherrone Moore joined Louisville as a graduate assistant and progressed to coaching tight ends by 2012.
Brohm’s Track Record
Under Brohm’s leadership, Louisville has achieved a 28-12 overall record. This season alone, they finished with a respectable 9-4 record. His successful tenure has increased his visibility in the coaching world.
Potential Candidates for Michigan
While Brohm’s name has been mentioned among candidates to succeed Moore, he has dismissed the rumors, indicating satisfaction with his current role at Louisville. Other coaching vacancies, such as those at Florida and Penn State, have also emerged, but Brohm has consistently reaffirmed his dedication to the Cardinals.
- Current Role: Head Coach at Louisville
- Career Record: 28-12
- Season Record: 9-4
- Previous Positions: Coaching staff at Louisville (2003-2008), Head Coach at Florida Atlantic (2009)
As the coaching carousel continues, Brohm remains a hot topic of discussion among fans and analysts, but his commitment to his current program appears steadfast.
