Michigan football will look vastly different when it takes the field this fall. Not only do the Wolverines have a new set of players following the departure of stars Mason Graham, Kenneth, Grant, and Will Johnson,

Yet, despite it being months since Lindsey was hired, Wednesday marked the first time that he had any interviews as the Michigan offensive coordinator. Lindsey joined Jon Jansen on the In the Trenches Podcast and shared his thoughts on what the offense will look like, his excitement about joining the Wolverines and more.

Enter Chip Lindsey, who has had success at UCF, Auburn, and most recently, at North Carolina, overseeing those schools' offenses. Lindsey appeared on the In the Trenches podcast on Wednesday and shared a bit of his philosophy, how it meshes with what's already established in Ann Arbor, and where he sees his offense going.

When Sherrone Moore parted with Kirk Campbell after one season of being the offensive coordinator, Moore hired former North Carolina offensive coordinator, Chip

With the start of Michigan’s spring practice about a month away, veteran coach Chip Lindsey already has a plan mapped out

Coming in as the new Michigan football OC, Chip Lindsey shares his thoughts on the two big rivalries the Wolverines have.

F ormer North Carolina offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey has some work to do in order to improve the 131st-ranked passing offense in the country. But Michigan head coach Sherrone