Michigan Hires Chip Lindsey as Offensive Coordinator to Revitalize Struggling Offense

The former North Carolina offensive coordinator brings decades of experience and a proven track record of developing elite quarterbacks.

Chip Lindsey, previously North Carolina's offensive coordinator, has been officially named Michigan's new offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Lindsey replaces Kirk Campbell after Michigan's offense ranked near the bottom of the Power Four conferences during a disappointing 7-5 season.
Known for his offensive innovation, Lindsey led a top ACC rushing attack at UNC and mentored NFL-caliber quarterbacks like Drake Maye and Jarrett Stidham.
Head coach Sherrone Moore praised Lindsey's balanced approach to offense and alignment with the program’s vision for player development and success.
Lindsey will work with Bryce Underwood, the nation's top quarterback recruit, as Michigan aims to rebuild its offense and return to national prominence.