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Chip Lindsey Named Missouri Tigers Offensive Coordinator

12/23/2025

Summary

Lindsey Joins Tigers

Chip Lindsey has been named Missouri Tigers offensive coordinator, succeeding Kirby Moore who left for Washington State.
He brings nearly three decades of coaching experience from Michigan, North Carolina, and Auburn.
Lindsey is known for developing NFL quarterbacks, including Drake Maye.
He cites Missouri's commitment to football as a major draw and aims to improve the offense with Matt Zollers leading next season.

Summary

Casula Takes Charge

Michigan names Steve Casula (Michigan) as interim offensive coordinator for the Citrus Bowl against Texas after Chip Lindsey departs for Missouri.
Casula previously held the interim OC role last year and emphasized that Michigan's offensive plan will remain consistent.
Michigan is continuing its search for a new head coach, with speculation about potential candidates.
Lindsey's exit marks the first significant coaching change since Sherrone Moore's firing.

History

Historical Context

In 2015, the NCAA relaxed regulations on hiring and firing coaches, allowing programs like Missouri and Michigan to pursue experienced coordinators such as Chip Lindsey. This shift followed a competitive landscape marked by significant coaching changes, including Jim McElwain's hiring at Florida and Steve Spurrier's resignation at South Carolina, reflecting a broader trend of leveraging coaching talent to enhance team performance.

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Lindsey Joins Tigers

Chip Lindsey has been named Missouri Tigers offensive coordinator, succeeding Kirby Moore who left for Washington State.
He brings nearly three decades of coaching experience from Michigan, North Carolina, and Auburn.
Lindsey is known for developing NFL quarterbacks, including Drake Maye.
He cites Missouri's commitment to football as a major draw and aims to improve the offense with Matt Zollers leading next season.

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