Fans of the Michigan Wolverines football team had high hopes for their team when they hired legendary coach Jim Harbaugh four years ago, but his entire run with the team has a bit disappointing despite having an extremely talented roster every season. They have just fallen short every time they needed to win a big game. While it may be hard for Michigan fans to get overly excited after the recent disappointments, the Wolverines finally look poised to have the breakout season everyone has been waiting for since the hiring of the new head coach. The Michigan Wolverines are coming off a solid 10-3 season that saw them finish as the 14th ranked team in the country. The team appeared to be ready to play for a championship until losing their final two games of the season. Despite this poor finish, there is a lot to like about the Wolverines entering the 2019 season. They are one of the few elite teams in the country returning the vast majority of their roster. They also made a key coaching change that should help invigorate the offense. The biggest change the Wolverines made in the offseason was the hiring of Josh Gattis as offensive coordinator. Gattis plans to employ an uptempo short passing offense this season. This should
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