Michigan coach gives his take on alleged stereotyping of black QBs following Jalen Milroe's position change remarks: "I don't see color"

Michigan Wolverines offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore has shared his thoughts about the comments passed by former Alabama OC Bill O'Brien toward quarterback Jalen Milroe and whether there exists a bias against black QBs.

Milroe recently claimed that O'Brien suggested he stop playing as a QB and start focusing on another position. In the press conference ahead of the Rose Bowl, Milroe recounted his journey as a college football player. He said O'Brien told him to drop the idea of being a quarterback. That instilled a new sense of motivation for Milroe, and he used it as a driving factor, helping him become the QB he is today.

Sherrone Moore spoke about this during a recent interview. The Michigan OC said he "does not see color", citing instances from his own life in various cities:

"Really. I don't see color. My wife is Caucasian. My kids are mixed. I deal with black, white.

"I've lived in Kansas where you can be in the house with the door open at 12, and in New Jersey where you have to be in the house by 6'o clock. I've seen all cards of the spectrum."

After a rocky start to this season, Jalen Milroe has led Nick Saban and Alabama to an SEC Championship and a playoff berth.

In his first season as a starter, Milroe compiled 2,718 passing yards and 23 TD passes along with 468 rushing yards and 12 rushing touchdowns. Now, the biggest challenge for Milroe is Jim Harbaugh and the Wolverines.

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