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New Michigan HC Sherrone Moore on beating Ohio State: ‘It meant everything’
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Michigan Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore had an impressive stint as interim head coach, leading the team to a perfect 4-0 record during Jim Harbaugh’s absence. Moore’s success was highlighted by notable victories over Penn State, Maryland, and most notably, archrival Ohio State.
Reflecting on the monumental win against Ohio State, Moore expressed its significance, emphasizing that triumphing in such a pivotal game epitomized the team’s dedication and hard work throughout the season. He underscored that winning “The Game” against Ohio State is the standard at Michigan, a tradition that he aims to uphold as head coach.
Despite achieving an undefeated championship season, Moore stressed that victory over Ohio State was crucial to the team’s narrative. He reiterated that surpassing their rival is a fundamental aspect of Michigan football’s identity, and he is committed to maintaining that tradition moving forward.
In Moore’s view, winning against Ohio State is not just an accomplishment; it’s an expectation, a standard that defines Michigan football and serves as a driving force for continued success.
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