Michigan's Offseason Changes Put Heavy Pressure on Program

Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated
  • 5 years ago
Michigan hired new offensive coordinator Josh Gattis from Alabama in hopes of improving its offense. SI college football writer Laken Litman joins SI Now to discuss why the Wolverine's decision has to work in 2019.

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