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Michigan Football Fans Calling For JJ McCarthy To Stay Put

After winning the National Championship, Michigan football fans are loudly calling for JJ McCarthy to stick around for one more year.

Published

12 months ago

January 10, 2024

Blue by Ninety

Michigan football, Sherrone Moore, JJ McCarthy, National Championship

Jan 8, 2024; Houston, TX, USA; Michigan Wolverines quarterback J.J. McCarthy (9) looks to pass in the second quarter against the Washington Huskies in the 2024 College Football Playoff national championship game at NRG Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Maria Lysaker-USA TODAY Sports

ANN ARBOR — Yesterday, the Michigan Wolverines football team landed back home in MI and made their way back to Schembechler Hall after winning the National Championship on Monday. When the team got back, a massive pack of Michigan football fans, which had been invited by the school, was there to greet them, and they did. In fact, when it was time for JJ McCarthy to say a few words, he was greeted with “one more year” chants, which Sherrone Moore seemed to agree with wholeheartedly.

Michigan football fans call for JJ McCarthy to stay in Ann Arbor for one more season

JJ McCarthy is now 27-1 as Michigan’s starter with three Big Ten titles, three CFP berths, a Rose Bowl win, and a National Championship to his name. Heading into a crucial offseason for the Maize and Blue, McCarthy is about to have a big decision to make in regard to the NFL, but it’s clear what Michigan football fans want the junior signal-caller to do right now.

When Jim Harbaugh handed the mic off to JJ McCarthy on Tuesday evening outside of Schembechler Hall, fans erupted with “one more year!” chants. In fact, Sherrone Moore was waving them along as McCarthy was all smiles. (video below)

ONE MORE YEAR @jjmccarthy09 pic.twitter.com/9BiCjvyFfG

— Blue By 90 (@bluebyninety) January 10, 2024

No one knows what JJ McCarthy will do between now and April’s NFL Draft; in fact, I doubt even McCarthy knows where he will wind up all said and done. That said, fans want him back in Ann Arbor next fall, especially after winning the National Championship this year.

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