The Michigan Wolverines have parted ways with offensive coordinator and quarterback coach Jason Beck, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel. Beck, who worked in the same capacity for the Utah Utes in 2025, followed head coach Kyle Whittingham after he took over the Michigan football program.
The decision to fire Beck comes after his offense failed to exceed 21 points for the fifth time since the start of Big Ten play. Saturday's loss to the Michigan State Spartans arguably marked the nadir, with the Wolverines failing to score a single point until after the two-minute timeout in the fourth quarter.