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Missouri Hires Chip Lindsey as Offensive Coordinator From Michigan

The veteran coach departs Ann Arbor as Michigan navigates leadership changes following Sherrone Moore’s firing.

Overview

  • Missouri announced the hiring on Dec. 21, bringing in Lindsey after one season at Michigan in which he later relinquished play-calling duties, according to reporting.
  • Lindsey replaces Kirby Moore, who left to become Washington State’s head coach.
  • Eli Drinkwitz praised Lindsey’s track record for developing players and installing offenses, calling him a seamless fit for the Tigers’ staff.
  • Contract terms were not disclosed, though ESPN reported he agreed to a three-year commitment.
  • Missouri plays Virginia in the Dec. 27 Gator Bowl with play-calling plans not specified, while Michigan turns to interim head coach Biff Poggi and is expected to elevate Steve Casula to coordinate the offense for the Dec. 31 Citrus Bowl.