Jim Harbaugh is entering his seventh season at the helm of the Michigan Wolverines, which already makes his time in Ann Arbor the longest tenure since Lloyd Carr was in charge of the program. Both sides hope that his stretch as the head man continues well into the future, but things might not be as stable as a contract extension might have suggested.
Michigan inked Harbaugh to a five-year extension back in January, but his base salary was cut in half and replaced with incentives to earn money back, as well as lowering the buyout number that would make it easier for both to move on.