Sad news for Michigan Wolverine:He will not return

In his opening remarks, Harbaugh expressed his gratitude to the Michigan administration, alumni, and supporters, saying he was “extremely proud of [the] players.” The players gave it their all in the victory over Penn State.

Harbaugh claimed that social media, not the Big Ten, was how he and Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel found out about his suspension.

In the face of Michigan’s recent criticism, Harbaugh maintained his faith in his team and stated that he believed the United States should do the same.

“They must be the American team,” Harbaugh declared. “What the critics, naysayers, and so-called experts think is not important to America; what matters is that a team can overcome adversity and the odds. My favorite kind of team is that one.

Additionally, Harbaugh stated that he wants “due process” at the hearing. He said he would like the opportunity to be proven innocent after learning the concept of “you’re innocent until proven guilty” in a senior high school civics class. He stated that he is unsure if he will testify at the hearing on Friday, which will determine if he is allowed to rejoin the sidelines.

Harbaugh remarked, “That’s not my dance floor.” “I’ve seen numerous shows. I have a lot of “Judge Judy” videos. (Harbaugh, who is well-known for being a huge fan of Judge Judy, even showed up to see his father tape an episode of her show. Jack, back in 2013).

When Harbaugh stated, “Trust is big to me,” at the 2013 NFL Combine. “I love the ‘Judge Judy’ program a lot. It’s over when you lie in Judge Judy’s courtroom. You have zero chance of winning that case, and your credibility has been totally destroyed. That’s what she taught me. It has a great deal of power. Indeed, it is. How can you trust anything someone says to you after they have lied to you?”