Michigan's Kyle Whittingham knew it was time to fire Jason Beck after watching film of latest loss

Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham fired offensive coordinator Jason Beck after the team's loss to Michigan State on Saturday. Beck had been in the role for nine games and was being paid $3 million per year as part of a larger contract. Whittingham initially considered giving Beck another chance but changed his mind after reviewing game film.

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National story. 12 articles from 8 sources. Updated 15h ago.

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2 developments
  1. Nov 8Michigan fires offensive coordinator Jason Beck
  2. Nov 9Only center coverage:Kyle Whittingham wanted to give Jason Beck another chance. Then he watched the film.

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Left

1 source
Philadelphia InquirerLean Left· 2d ago

Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham fires embattled offensive coordinator Jason Beck

Center

5 sources
Salt Lake TribuneCenter· 1d ago

Kyle Whittingham wanted to give Jason Beck another chance. Then he watched the film.

Fox2 DetroitCenter· 2d ago

Michigan fires offensive coordinator Jason Beck after loss to Michigan State

WOOD TV8Center· 2d ago

Michigan fires offensive coordinator Jason Beck after ugly loss to Spartans

NewsweekCenter· 2d ago

Michigan Makes Long-Awaited Coaching Change Amid Offensive Struggles

WLNS LansingCenter· 2d ago

Michigan fires offensive coordinator Jason Beck

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2 sources
Toledo BladeLean Right· 15h ago

Michigan's Kyle Whittingham knew it was time to fire Jason Beck after watching film of latest loss

The Daily CallerRight· 2d ago

Michigan Fires Offensive Coordinator Jason Beck Following Defeat To Michigan State