College Football

Jim Harbaugh’s departure to the NFL is a win for Oregon in more ways than one

On Wednesday afternoon, the long-awaited news finally dropped: Jim Harbaugh would be leaving the Michigan Wolverines and heading back to the NFL ranks, joining the Los Angeles Chargers as their new head coach. While it may seem like a relatively expected coaching change on the surface, this move is far more impactful than you may believe, and the ripple effects …

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Jim Harbaugh is heading back to the NFL, just weeks after winning a national championship at Michigan

The Los Angeles Chargers have hired Jim Harbaugh as the team’s new head coach, the team announced Wednesday. The move comes after Harbaugh spent nine seasons coaching his alma mater, the University of Michigan, where he led the Wolverines to a College Football Playoff national championship earlier this month. ESPN’s Adam Schefter first reported the news. Harbaugh replaces Brandon Staley, …

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The Big Ten Conference has come calling for a Dunlap football player

Mack Sutter has picked up his first college football scholarship offer. The Dunlap sophomore posted on social media Wednesday night that he picked up an offer from Nebraska. This is likely the first of many more offers to come for the son of former NFL player Eddie Sutter. “Grateful to receive an offer an the University of Nebraska!” the younger …

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Notre Dame sets date for annual Blue-Gold Game

Even though it feels like college football just ended, fans surely are ding for it to start up again already. While spring games can’t compare to the games that count, they can scratch a itch for fans who are just dying to see more college football. Now, we know when Notre Dame will present its annual Blue-Gold Game. The traditional …

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Bengals assistant QB coach will be QB coach in East-West Shrine Bowl

Cincinnati Bengals assistant quarterbacks coach Brad Kragthorpe is going to coach in the East-West Shrine Bowl, an all-star game for college football players to show off their talents to coaches and scouts at the NFL level. Kragthorpe will be the quarterbacks coach in this game, for the East team, who will be coached by Richard Hightower, the special teams coordinator …

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Chargers hire Jim Harbaugh: Michigan president, athletic director offer cordial farewell to former coach

USATSI Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel wasn’t caught off guard when the Los Angeles Chargers hired Jim Harbaugh on Wednesday. In fact, Manuel said Harbaugh has always been, “extremely upfront with his communication regarding NFL opportunities.” Harbaugh’s return to the NFL came less than three weeks after he led the Wolverines to the program’s first national title since 1997. “We …

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Five candidates to replace Jim Harbaugh at Michigan

With coach Jim Harbaugh leaving Michigan for the Los Angeles Chargers, here are five names to replace him in Ann Arbor. But there might only be one name that’s heavily considered and he’s first on our list: SHERRONE MOORE Sherrone Moore (© Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK) When Harbaugh was sidelined twice this season for various infractions, it …

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We ‘tried our best’ to keep Jim Harbaugh

The Michigan football program is officially tasked with replacing one of the best coaches of its modern era. Jim Harbaugh has accepted a position to become the next head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers on Wednesday. Shortly after the Chargers social media team had its fun with some gifs and then confirmed it had found its next leader, U-M …

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U-M president Santa J. Ono, AD Warde Manuel issue statements on Jim Harbaugh departure

Jim Harbaugh flirted with the NFL the past few years, and on Wednesday that flirtation turned into a full-blown marriage. Harbaugh left Michigan football for the Los Angeles Chargers post. Upon Harbaugh’s departure, University of Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel issued a statement. It thanked the nine-year Wolverines coach, conveyed what he did to in an attempt to keep Harbaugh …

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