Michigan Hires Chip Lindsey as New Offensive Coordinator

The former North Carolina OC brings a track record of success to a struggling Wolverines offense after Kirk Campbell's dismissal.

Chip Lindsey, previously North Carolina's offensive coordinator, has officially been hired as Michigan's new offensive coordinator following Kirk Campbell's firing.
Lindsey, 50, is known for his experience with high-powered offenses, including leading North Carolina to the No. 7 offense in the country in 2023 with quarterback Drake Maye.
Michigan's offense struggled significantly in 2024, ranking near the bottom of the FBS in yards per game, yards per play, and points per game.
Lindsey will work with five-star quarterback recruit Bryce Underwood, the top prospect in the 2025 class, who recently committed to Michigan.
The Wolverines face challenges with key offensive departures, including running backs Donovan Edwards and Kalel Mullings, as well as wide receiver Tyler Morris and potentially tight end Colston Loveland.