Paul Finebaum has a take that will add worry to Michigan football fans amid Jim Harbaugh’s recent interviews
In terms of college football coaches, Jim Harbaugh’s name is one of the most talked about recently. How could it
not with Michigan football having just won the national title. When one considers his three Big Ten titles in a row, one’s list of accomplishments is quite impressive.
But Wolverines supporters could suddenly be worried about these accomplishments. Several professional teams are interested in Harbaugh after he demonstrated his excellence as a coach in the amateur ranks.
There are a lot of rumors regarding the veteran coach’s potential comeback to the professional levels in light of his recent interviews with NFL teams. Paul Finebaum of ESPN, a well-known media figure, thinks Harbaugh is going to leave Michigan.
According to Thomas Goldkamp of On3, Finebaum stated, “I suspect it ends pretty quickly with whatever other job he wants to interview for.” “I’m not sure how the NFL achieves this. It’s really strange. They identify the people they interview due to the Rooney Rule. There is no double secret here. He must either come or leave. It is beyond me why he would stay.
NFL coaching experience is what Harbaugh had before taking the helm of Michigan football. His most memorable major league years were spent with the San Francisco 49ers, when he led the team to a Super Bowl berth and was named NFL Coach of the Year in 2011.
