Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh will be suspended for part of this season after all.
Yahoo Sports can confirm Harbaugh is expected to be suspended for the first three games of the regular season for making what the NCAA deemed to be false statements amid an investigation into alleged recruiting violations that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic dead period.It’s a self-imposed suspension from the university that will allow Harbaugh to return for Michigan’s Week 4 game versus Rutgers on Sept. 23, the Big Ten opener.
Since then, Harbaugh and Michigan apparently reconsidered and he will now miss his team’s first three games of the season versus East Carolina, UNLV and Bowling Green. All three games will be played at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, as will the Wolverines’ Week 4 game versus Rutgers — a game that would mark Harbaugh’s return to the sidelines.
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