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In his time as Michigan's head coach, Jim Harbaugh created media frenzies, dustups with coaches, viral moments with recruits and everything in between.
Hired in late 2014 to replace Brady Hoke as the Wolverines' coach, Harbaugh wasted no time once in Ann Arbor ruffling feathers by poking at coaches for breaking rules and pushing the limits on what the NCAA would allow through satellite camps across the country.
He climbed trees, had sleepovers and made cakes for recruits to try to win them over. After three Big Ten titles, three College Football Playoff appearances and having delivered his alma mater its first national title since 1997, Harbaugh accepted the head-coaching job with the Los Angeles Chargers, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.