Here are the names and rumors in connection to the Michigan football coach opening after the Sherrone Moore firing.

With rumors having been swirling for several days now that coaches at both Utah and BYU could join former Ute coach Kyle Whittingham at Michigan, there has been plenty of hand wringing among fans of both the Utes and Cougars. All indications are that the hand wringing will continue at least into Thursday, if not longer.

Kalen DeBoer? Tommy Rees? Jedd Fisch? Here are the names and rumors in connection to the Michigan football coach opening after Sherrone Moore firing.

Arizona State's Kenny Dillingham re-signed. Alabama's Kalen DeBoer is headed to the Rose Bowl. Both are seemingly off the table for U-M. So, now what?

One insider said that the Michigan football's coaches were idiots if they did not notice Sherrone Moore's affair.

If punching a ticket to the Rose Bowl wasn’t enough to convince people that Kalen DeBoer is staying at Alabama, then the news of a new candidate emerging in Michigan’s coaching search will.

FOX Sports lead college football analyst Joel Klatt believes that Michigan is targeting three people to become its next head coach: Alabama's DeBoer, Arizona State's Dillingham and Vanderbilt's Clark Lea. Yes, Klatt knows that DeBoer stated his commitment to Alabama on Sunday. However, he doesn't think the statement was ironclad.

It turns out that Michigan didn't reach out to Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm about the head coaching job. Recently, Michigan finally hired a new head football coach, Kyle Whittingham, from the University of Utah. Meanwhile, Michigan is still coming to grips with the firing and arrest of former coach Sherron Moore.

Kalen DeBoer, one of the hottest candidates, won with Alabama to extend the season to at least New Year's Day; Kenny Dillingham, who was also rumored to be on Michigan's tracker, agreed to an extension with Arizona State earlier in the day.