We knew Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh was an old-school type of guy — consider his Bo-meets-Woody clothing vibe, his run-heavy offenses and his insistence that all a man needs in life is whole milk, a good steak and a win over Ohio State every seven years.
But Old Testament? That’s new.
And yet, there was coach Harbs last Monday espousing his “biblical” solution to the Wolverines’ two-quarterback problem, citing “Solomon” as the inspiration of his plan to split the job between Cade McNamara and J.J. McCarthy over U-M’s first two nonconference games.