Michigan’s new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey brings a wealth of experience and what should be a more balanced attack. So how have offenses fared under his tutelage, and what can Michigan fans look forward to?

The University of Michigan hired Chip Lindsey as its offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach to revitalize their offense, building on his successful tenure at UNC.

It was all but official on Tuesday evening when Michigan football had its eye on North Carolina offensive coordinator, Chip Lindsey. The Wolverines have now off

Michigan has hired Chip Lindsey as its next offensive coordinator, the school announced Friday. Lindsey served most recently as North Carolina's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the last two seasons and worked with current New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye during the 2023 season.

Lindsey is a longtime coordinator and quarterbacks coach, with extensive experience at the college and high school ranks

Former Michigan wide receiver Grant Perry breaks down what the Wolverines are getting in new offensive coordinator Chip

New Michigan football offensive coordinator Chip Lindsay has been an OC or a head coach since 2014, including stops at ASU, Auburn, & North Carolina.

Lindsey landed at Michigan, where coach Sherrone Moore fired offensive coordinator Kirk Campbell three days after the team's 13-10 victory at Ohio State to close the regular season. Campbell was Michigan's quarterbacks coach when it won the national title after working as an offensive analyst during the 2022 season.

The former Detroit Lions fan favorite and Auburn Tigers star shared his thoughts on Michigan's new offensive coordinator. whom he had his best season for in 2017.

Dominoes are starting to fall for Michigan’s football program as the offseason begins. Head coach Sherrone Moore has found Kirk Campbell’s replacement as offensive coordinator, hiring Chip Lindsey, who held the same role for North Carolina the past two seasons.