Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh, who has not yet named a starting quarterback for Thursday night's opener at Utah, might be planning on playing quarterback himself. Prior to the game, Harbaugh was taking snaps and making handoffs to his halfbacks.
@edsbs @celebrityhottub #nsfw pic.twitter.com/jVbiYgMLMJ
— arflora (@arflora) September 3, 2015
Jim Harbaugh taking pregame snaps, giving handoffs. pic.twitter.com/G6RtVpt4Zy
— Brendan F. Quinn (@BFQuinn) September 3, 2015
Later, Fox Sports 1 named Harbaugh as Michigan's "impact player" for the night. Is this a mistake, a liberal interpretation of the term "player," or a sign that Fox Sports 1 knows more than anyone else?
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Harbaugh went 22-3-1 in his two seasons as a full-time starter at Michigan. His two possible choices, Jake Rudock and Shane Morris, are 14-14 as starters. In other words, Harbaugh might be his own best option under center.
Want to see if Harbaugh makes himself quarterback? Can a middle-aged man throw passes in khakis and no pads? Find out by tuning into Michigan-Utah on Fox Sports 1 at 8:30 p.m. ET!
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