Inside Michigan’s $58.5 Million “Queen of the Skies” as Jim Harbaugh & Co. Arrive in Style for the CFP National Championship

Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines arrived in Texas with style as they began their final preparations for the CFP championship game. The Michigan Wolverines will face the Washington Huskies on January 9 at the NRG Stadium amid a lot of tension.

Both teams are currently on a 14-0 winning streak and will hope to take the trophy home after a strenuous season. Jim Harbaugh’s boys have touched down in Houston with all the hopes of lifting the championship trophy in two days. And here’s a look at the unbelievable-looking plane that carried the Michigan team.

Jim Harbaugh and the boys arrive with swagger on a magnificent plane

On January 6, the team arrived in Houston, Texas, for their final prep of the season, and their airplane was a sight to see. The Michigan Wolverines took the Boeing 747-400, an extremely lavish airliner with all the highest forms of amenities. Additionally, the aircraft is valued at over $58 million and can accommodate over 416 passengers in a three-class configuration, to say the very least.

Often called the ‘Jumbo Jet’, it features exceptional VIP service for passengers. The Washington Huskies will arrive on a separate flight on Friday night to take on their biggest challengers yet. After which, both teams will participate in a media day on Saturday and begin practice for the grandest finale of them all. With the Michigan fans hyped about the game on 9th January, here are the reservations that JJ McCarthy has about the Washington Huskies.

JJ McCarthy’s worries for the Wolverines against the Washington team

In a recent press conference, JJ took on a swarm of questions to discuss the oncoming finale between Michigan and Washington for the CFP national championship. The fans of the men in blue and maize want a win desperately but it won’t be that easy considering Washington is also standing on the same 14-0 record. In response to what McCarthy’s thoughts were about the competition, here’s what he had to say.

McCarthy said, “I think the biggest challenge is gonna be receivers getting open. They do a tremendous job of disguising coverage and they’re ultimately fast, physical and they’re a veteran team. A lot of the guys are seniors, 6th years’ and they communicate very well. So just being able to not hurt ourselves, and play on the same page is gonna be huge for us on this one.”

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Harbaugh’s very own Tom Brady also thinks that it’s not going to be a cakewalk against the Huskies but has full confidence in his team’s skills to bring the trophy home. Will the Michigan Wolverines win the championship this season? What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.

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