Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel to Step Down

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Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel to Step Down

Michigan announced athletic director Warde Manuel will step down at the end of 2026 after nearly a decade in the role. Manuel will remain through December before transitioning to a special advisor position as the university begins a national search for his successor. His departure follows a turbulent stretch for the athletic department that included multiple scandals and the firing of football coach Sherrone Moore.

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