Carr keeps busy doing his own thingHe's a consultant for Eastern, Motor City Bowl, but former coach is staying quiet about Michigan
Angelique S. Chengelis / The Detroit News
ANN ARBOR -- His office looks a lot like the one he maintained at Schembechler Hall as Michigan's head football coach.
There are assorted photographs with former players, a variety of awards, and pieces of Michigan football memorabilia scattered throughout.
But this office is at Wiedenbach Hall, just down State Street from the football building, and this is where Lloyd Carr now has his working home. It's been just more than a year since Carr retired as Michigan's coach, but he's kept busy.
Carr was Michigan's head coach for 13 seasons, and while he said he has no regrets about his decision to retire, there clearly are some emotional holes.
"What I've missed is the closeness that you have on a football team," Carr said this week.
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