Jim Harbaugh says he’s staying at Michigan, not returning to NFL
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh looks for a holding during the second half of the Outback Bowl NCAA college football game against South Carolina on Jan. 1 in Tampa, Fla. South Carolina won the game, 26-19.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. >> Coach Jim Harbaugh says he is staying at Michigan, responding to speculation he’s returning to the NFL.
The former San Francisco 49ers coach tells ESPN he’s not going anywhere.
Former Ohio State star receiver and Fox Sports analyst Cris Carter has said Harbaugh is a potential candidate to lead the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns.
Harbaugh and the eighth-ranked Wolverines were celebrated today at a banquet. Harbaugh was scheduled to have a news conference following the event.
Michigan won 10 games this season for the third time under Harbaugh but dropped to 0-4 against the rival Buckeyes and fell out of the Big Ten and national championship races.
The Wolverines face No. 10 Florida on Dec. 29 in the Peach Bowl.
