Michigan football's Jim Harbaugh has finally spoken up about his three-game suspension.
U-M will be without its head man on the sidelines for the entirety of the non-conference slate — on Saturday vs. East Carolina, Sept. 9 vs. UNLV and Sept. 16 vs. Bowling Green — which is not expected to impact the Wolverines on the field.
Until Monday, Harbaugh had dodged all questions related to the NCAA's investigation into his program; only stating he can't talk about the specifics. The investigation started over four Level II violations that reportedly occurred back in the 2020 season, but expanded into another Level I violation when the NCAA claimed he misled them.