Michigan football has undergone a philosophical shift on offense with new offensive coordinator Josh Gattis.
The shift involves a no-huddle attack with an abundance of pro-spread sets. In order to install the offense and hit the ground running, head coach Jim Harbaugh has allowed Gattis to do his thing.
“I’ve brought this offense in and I’ve allowed everybody to have a piece of it,” Gattis said in April. “But he does not get involved in the offense. He’s really giving me the freedom. He’s given me the authority to run it the way we seem it necessary to put our kids in a position to be successful.