ORLANDO, Fla. — He has endured sleepless nights and felt panic, watching a distressing sequence unfold on his very first play-call.
He has weathered relentless criticism and second-guessing.
Josh Gattis’ first season as an offensive coordinator was a trying experience and — at times — felt like a nightmare.
And yet, the Michigan football assistant wore a smile on his face Sunday while reflecting on his turbulent year since leaving Alabama — the team he’ll see again in the Citrus Bowl on New Year’s Day.