Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh speaks after loss to Utah Michigan dropped Harbaugh's debut to Utah, 24-17.
SALT LAKE CITY -- Jim Harbaugh walked into an over-stuffed, over-heated visitor's media room Thursday night holding a very clear expression.
His debut as Michigan's head football coach ended in defeat, and he begins his tenure in Ann Arbor with an 0-1 record. But his attitude was hardly steeped in rage or despair. Instead, he displayed a sense of settled focus.
Because, in reality, now he knows.
Michigan went through 15 practices in the spring (60 hours) and roughly a month of fall camp.