Source: www.todaysu.com --- Saturday, June 04, 2016
Regardless of your opinion of him, there’s no disputing that Jim Harbaugh has brough relevancy back to the college Football offseason. The Michigan head coach has dominated nearly every aspect of the intermittent period between the end of last season and the first kickoff of 2016-17. Everything he’s spoken about has engrossed a national audience. We were astonished by his “Signing of the Stars” event on National Signing Day, when he brought legends like Ric Flair and Derek Jeter to the University of Michigan’s campus. The talks of satellite camps and Harbaugh’s not-so-subtle jabs via Twitter aimed towards SEC coaches Butch Jones and, recently, Nick Saban, have nearly ignited the South to form a militia and charge the brick walls of the Big House. "Amazing" to me- Alabama broke NCAA rules & now their HC is lecturing us on the possibility of rules being broken at camps. Truly "amazing." — Coach Harbaugh (@CoachJim4UM) June 1, 2016 Aside from the conference restructuring its media-rights deals after the 2016 season — potentially cutting ties with ESPN — and Ohio State setting an NFL Draft record with 10 players being selected in the first three rounds, the Big Ten offseason has been a tsunami of Harbaugh controversy. The waves have drowned out some of the other big news stories that could be floating around the midwestern portion of the college Football world. Despite an excruciating four-month wait and an eventual ding letter from ...
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