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If Jim Harbaugh leaves for NFL, he more than did his job restoring Michigan football
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Date：2025-04-17 17:59:06
Think of the guts it took.
Think of the belief and trust that Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh put in quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
Think of the complete conviction Harbaugh had in Blake Corum.
To make one play.
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