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Jim Harbaugh to remain at Michigan after NCAA infractions, talk of leaving for NFL

Coach Jim Harbaugh will return to Michigan for his ninth season, school principal Santa Ono announced Monday. Here’s what you should know:

  • His future was in question after Harbaugh interviewed with the Denver Broncos last week. tied. His return is expected to come with another contract extension and a salary increase, according to program sources.
  • His future in Michigan NCAA survey As a result, four Level II violations and one Level I violation were charged against Harbaugh for providing false or misleading information to investigators.
  • of Wolverine Over the past two years, they’ve gone 25-3 with two Big Ten Championship appearances and two College Football Playoff appearances.They went 13-1 this past season. TCU at the Fiesta Bowl.

Words of Ono and Harbaugh

“I just got off the phone with Coach Harbaugh and Jim gave me the great news that he will remain as head coach of the Michigan Wolverines. Wrote on social media.

Harbour issued a statement “I love the relationships I have at Michigan. Coaches, staff, family management, president Santo Ono, and especially the players and their families,” he added, adding, “My heart is at the University of Michigan. I have heard of

What does this mean for Michigan?

With Harbaugh back, the Wolverines have everything they need for a rematch at the 2023 CFP. Blake Colm come back as well as the quarterback JJ McCarthyrun back Donovan Edwardscorner back Will Johnson Several other key players who bypassed the NFL Draft. The schedule is good again as Michigan starts the season with his three Group 5 opponents. Ohio in Ann Arbor.

Another contract extension with Harbaugh NFL, but it’s a strong sign that he’s serious about staying at Ann Arbor. It is also a strong indication that the Michigan government believes it can work toward resolving the NCAA allegations. — meek

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