Michigan Wolverines news: John Sanderson is officially gone, and there’s more to come
The bad news keeps coming for the Michigan basketball program. Longtime strength and conditioning coach John Sanderson, considered one of the top coaches in the sport, officially left the program on Friday, stepping down after agreeing to terms with the University of Michigan. .
The newspaper also detailed an incident between Michigan basketball head coach Juwan Howard and Sanderson earlier this season,
The Athletic reported. Sanderson confronts Jace Howard about his altercation with his trainer. Juwan then chased Sanderson, who wrote in an email to Ward Manuel that Howard, the player, should “man up” and continue to fight Sanderson.
Michigan Wolverines inside John W. Bacon wrote on the X that Howard “likely” will return to coach Michigan basketball next season. But with everything going on, do you want to know what’s going on? Especially since Howard was supposed to have a zero-tolerance policy on anger issues after he took over in 2021-22. attacked Wisconsin’s coach during the season.
Ronald Bellamy, the Wolverines’ receivers coach the past two seasons, has agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Michigan football team, according to reports Friday. In addition to the promotion, Bellamy will now serve as the offensive passing game coordinator.
While some of the Michigan Wolverines were just putting their feet up at the combine, some also stood out on the field. Chris Jenkins earned some bonus points at the NFL combine on Thursday when he ran a 4.94 in the 40-meter dash, fifth-best among defensive linemen.
On Friday, it was Mike Ceristil’s turn to speak. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall and runs the 40 mile in 4.47 seconds. He also had a 40-inch vertical leap, and ESPN’s Jordan Reed named Sean Stiller as one of the most improved players after the NFL combine and said he should be a second-round pick.
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