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USA Today · Jun 29, 2020

How Jim Harbaugh's reputation as a miracle worker has slowly eroded at Michigan

In his quest to make Michigan football into a national title contender, Jim Harbaugh became an aggressive and innovative recruiter.

Having devoted his entire adult life a sport that leaves little margin for error, Harbaugh understood superior talent almost always wins.

So, at the outset of his tenure in Ann Arbor, he immediately set out and toured the country while holding satellite camps that promoted his program — rankling rivals and spurring NCAA rule changes that would eventually restrict the practice.

He then staged the “Signing of the Stars,” an event heralding the incoming class of prospects that featured celebrity appearances by the likes of Tom Brady and Derek Jeter.

Full story at USA Today

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