“We Are in A** Kicking Business”: Jim Harbaugh & Co’s Resounding Win Against Washington Triggers Thunderous Statement From Prodigy

Michigan secured its return to the pinnacle of college football with a decisive 34-13 victory over Washington in the College Football Playoff championship game. While attention turns to the future, specifically the coaching tenure of Jim Harbaugh, there is another Michigan star who has been stealing headlines. 

The graduate linebacker, who navigated various position changes during his six years at Michigan, showcased resilience and commitment throughout the season. Despite facing challenges, including being informed of non-starter status in his senior year, he persevered, epitomizing dedication to the Wolverines. His latest statement only reestablishes what is to be expected shortly. 

Michigan graduate linebacker resounds “BOOMING” statement 

Navigating a journey through various positions—from quarterback to slot receiver, viper, running back, wildcat quarterback, and ultimately to inside linebacker—Mike Barrett Jr. faced a significant setback when he learned he wouldn’t be starting in his senior year. Despite the challenge, Barrett displayed resilience, working through frustration, injuries, and changes in defensive schemes. Over the past two years, Barrett has become a defensive stalwart for Michigan, contributing to one of the nation’s top rushing defenses. 

Following Michigan’s thundering win over Washington in the College Football Playoff, the young athlete had a powerful message to share: “We’re not in the talking business. We’re in the ass-kicking business. And business is BOOMING.” His story exemplifies perseverance, earning admiration within the Jim Harbaugh program and positioning him for potential success in the NFL. 

Chances of Jim Harbaugh returning to Michigan in 2024 

Jim Harbaugh possesses a unique advantage in the head coaching market as he can engage with NFL teams at any time, a privilege not shared by current NFL assistant coaches who must wait until after the playoffs. Notably, the Chargers and Raiders have expressed interest in Harbaugh, and his recent hiring of agent Don Yee, known for representing NFL luminaries like Tom Brady and Sean Payton, has sparked speculation about potential NFL opportunities. 

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While Michigan has presented Harbaugh with a reported 10-year, $125 million extension, negotiations are ongoing. The move has fueled rumors of Harbaugh’s interest in the Raiders’ head coaching position, bringing added intrigue given his history in Oakland where he launched his NFL coaching career in 2002.

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