Michigan announced Sherrone Moore as its new head coach Friday, replacing Jim Harbaugh, who earlier this week took the head-coaching job with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Moore's contract is for five years with a base salary of $500,000 and $5 million in additional compensation in Year 1. His salary and additional compensation will each increase by 2% in the subsequent years, and Moore will receive $500,000 per contract year if he remains as head coach for the entirety of the year.

The University of Michigan is expected to offer the head-coaching job to Sherrone Moore, according to a report.

Moore is currently the school's offensive coordinator/offensive line coach. He served as the team's head coaching during Jim Harbaugh's suspension this season.

Jim Harbaugh has agreed to leave Michigan to become head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers on a five-year deal. 

"The only job you start at the top is digging a hole, so we know we've got to earn our way," Harbaugh said in a statement. "... This organization is putting in the work -- investing capital, building infrastructure and doing everything within its power to win. Great effort equals great results, and we're just getting started."

Harbaugh is coming off a national championship at Michigan and also reached the NFC Championship in his first three NFL seasons with the San Francisco 49ers.

Harbaugh also played quarterback for the Chargers for two seasons (1999-2000).

"Jim Harbaugh is football personified, and I can think of no one better to lead the Chargers forward," owner Dean Spanos said in a statement. "The son of a coach, brother of a coach and father of a coach who himself was coached by names like Schembechler and Ditka, for the past two decades Jim has led hundreds of men to success everywhere he's been -- as their coach. And today, Jim Harbaugh returns to the Chargers, this time as our coach. Who has it better than us?"

Ohio State will hire Bill O'Brien as offensive coordinator.

O'Brien served as offensive coordinator of the New England Patriots last season.

O'Brien was previously head coach of the Houston Texans and Penn State.

Jim Harbaugh is interviewing for NFL head coaching jobs during this offseason cycle, but he also remains engaged with Michigan on a new contract.

Discussions include unusual termination clauses where he would be granted immunity from termination from any finding or sanction that could arise from multiple current NCAA investigations.

The buyout in his current contract dropped from $2.25 million to $1.5 million on January 11. Michigan is seeking that to rise to about $4 million in a new deal. 

Harbaugh led Michigan to a 15-0, national championship season just over a week ago. 

Michigan has offered Harbaugh a six-year contract worth $11.5 million per season.

Caleb Williams has let USC to declare for the 2024 NFL draft.

Williams is the overwhelming favorite to be the No. 1 overall pick with the selection currently owned by the Chicago Bears. The Bears traded out of the No. 1 pick last year, sending the selection to the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers finished with the NFL's worst record and are sending the pick to the Bears.

Chicago spent a first round pick on Justin Fields in 2021, but his status as their quarterback of the future remains murky.

Williams won the Heisman Trophy in 2022, but had a somewhat disappointing 2023.

Jedd Fisch is the next football coach at Washington, the school announced Sunday.

Washington athletic director Troy Dannen engaged Fisch in a second interview this weekend and narrowed in on the former Arizona coach as the choice, sources said. He was the only candidate to emerge for a second interview after an initial round of candidate calls in the wake of Kalen DeBoer's exit for Alabama.

Alabama transfer wide receiver Isaiah Bond has committed to Texas, which he called a "business decision" in the wake of coach Nick Saban's retirement.

"Just like the business world, you make the best decision for your company," Bond told ESPN in a phone interview Sunday. "My company right now is my draft stock. I feel like I'm putting myself in position to increase that and have better draft stock."

Bond, who just completed his sophomore year, visited Texas this weekend and committed to the staff during the visit.

Washington offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb will not be the Huskies' next football coach, he announced on social media Saturday night.

Grubb, sources told ESPN's Chris Low, is now expected to join former Huskies coach Kalen DeBoer at Alabama as its new offensive coordinator.

"Though I wanted to be, I will not be the next head coach at the University of Washington," Grubb said. "With tears in my eyes, I know my last day in Husky Stadium has come."

Steve Sarkisian has agreed to a four-year contract extension with Texas through 2030, the school announced Saturday.

Financial terms of the deal, which must be approved by the school's board of regents, were not released. Sarkisian's initial contract paid him nearly $6 million in 2023, and it's expected his new deal will push him closer to $10 million annually and among the top-paid coaches in the country.