Ann Arbor — Michigan coach Sherrone Moore apparently has zeroed in on the program’s next offensive coordinator.

According to multiple reports, the Wolverines are expected to hire North Carolina offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey as the next OC at Michigan. The 50-year-old, who has spent each of the last two seasons calling plays for the Tar Heels, appears set to join Moore's staff in Ann Arbor.

Lindsey not only will be charged with shaping the Michigan offense but will work with Bryce Underwood, the incoming freshman quarterback and No. 1 overall recruit who officially signed with

Michigan junior CB Will Johnson, the No. 2 prospect in Mel Kiper's latest Big Board rankings, announced on social media Wednesday that he had declared for the NFL draft.

He’s widely expected to be a top-10 pick and was projected at No. 9 in The Athletic ’s latest mock draft, though injury concerns could impact his draft stock. Johnson missed Michigan’s final five games and was not expected to return for the Wolverines’ matchup against Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl.

After five years with Michigan State football, Montorie Foster Jr. will officially enter the NFL draft process, he announced on social media on Wednesday. Foster led the Spartans in receptions this year with 46 catches,