The NCAA coaching carousel is in full swing, and Michigan just made a move that should turn some heads. Less than two weeks after the College Football Playoff National Championship, the Wolverines are bringing back a familiar face.

Sherrone Moore, Michigan football re-hire Biff Poggi in official capacity to Wolverines coaching staff; had previous served as Jim Harbaugh's associate head coach

The NCAA is facing increasing scrutiny as national analysts dive into the fallout from the University of Michigan's response to allegations against former head coach Jim Harbaugh.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh spent the last week or so under serious fire due to happenings around the Michigan Wolverines. A current college head coach took a serious shot at Harbaugh. Then, an ESPN personality went out of his way to throw the word “fraud” at Harbaugh the person.

The University of Michigan sent a 137-page document to the NCAA in response to the organization's notice of allegations accusing the program of 11

Poggi would return to Michigan in 2021 and was the associate head coach under Jim Harbaugh for two seasons. Then, Poggi became the head coach for Charlotte, although he went just 6-16 before being fired in November after four consecutive losses.

The Michigan Wolverines' coaching staff is set to reunite with a familiar face this offseason, bringing back a beloved figure to the Michigan sideline. According to On3's The Wolverine, former Michigan coach Biff Poggi is re-joining the Wolverines' staff in some capacity this season.