Finally, the sixth-year graduate safety could be a cornerstone of the Michigan football team’s secondary. Slated to anchor a Wolverines’ defense that returned several key pieces after boasting the nation’s best unit, Moore tore his ACL in spring practice. It’ll likely be Moore, this time donning Michigan’s signature number one, anchoring the defense. As the quarterback of Michigan’s defense, Moore will command a unit going into its first season under defensive coordinator Jay Hill. In a month’s time, however, Moore will likely reclaim the position that’s belonged to him for years — the free safety spot in the Wolverines’ defense.