?He Didn?t Feel Like He Was Responsible?: College Football Analyst Lifts the Curtain on Weekend Talks With Michigan?s Suspended Coach Jim Harbaugh Amidst Storm of Scandals

Jim Harbaugh finally talks about the allegations that have ruined his coaching career. The 59-year-old is the head coach for the Michigan Wolverines and is one of the best in the league. His team has had an amazing season so far, but his reputation has been tarnished.

Harbaugh was accused of being involved in a sign-stealing activity. The NCAA ran a thorough investigation into the illicit cheating, and eventually, Harbaugh was dropped from the team. The Wolverines have had an unbeatable record, but their success can’t be quantified because of the stain that Harbaugh’s controversy left behind. For the first time in a while, this is what Harbaugh had to say in his defense amid a storm of speculations.

Jim Harbaugh’s statement about the career-ending controversy

Todd Blackledge, a popular sports commentator, talked about what Harbaugh had told him about his circumstances. Harbaugh hasn’t yet talked about the controversy officially, and as such, the community has been looking forward to his statement.

Blackledge said, “He didn’t feel like he was responsible. He does feel like it’s his problem and he’s got to deal with it but he told us he was blindsided by these allegations. “ It’s evident that Harbaugh is trying to shift blame here rather than taking full responsibility for it, but either way, he will have to face the consequences of his actions. But during his absence, the Michigan Wolverines were seen getting emotional and dedicating their win against Penn State to Harbaugh.

The Michigan Wolverines get emotional after their win over Penn State

The Michigan team faced off against Penn State on November 11. The Wolverines managed to win the match by a clean score of 24-15. During the post-match celebrations, HC Sherrone Moore broke down in tears in memory of the former released coach. The emotional incident caught the eye of the NCAA fans and several condoned Moore for glorifying Harbaugh.

Sherrone said, “Coach Harbaugh… I love the sh*t out of you, man. I did this for you.” Thus, it’s apparent that the team dearly misses Harbaugh, but as long as his name isn’t cleared of all the controversies, it’ll be difficult to say whether he’ll be able to return to his men in yellow anytime soon.

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Will Jim Harbaugh come back to the Michigan Wolverines? Or did his career end with the sign-stealing scandal? Let me know in the comments below.

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