ANN ARBOR, Mich. — By the time Jim Harbaugh walked onto the court at halftime of the Michigan basketball game, his homecoming had turned into a full-fledged pep rally. "I pledge to you that we will do our very best to carry on the great tradition of Michigan — excellence all across the board," the Wolverines' new football coach said to the cheering crowd at Crisler Center during Tuesday's matinee win against Illinois — in an overtime thriller, naturally. "You know how to make a guy feel at home," Harbaugh yelled, his voice sounding hoarse from a whirlwind few days.
Harbaugh gets big reception as he returns to Michigan
Latest
-
Blue Devils season comes to a close with 31-8 loss to Lakeside
-
Gators dominate, storm into state semifinals
-
Bulloch Academy wins in first round of state playoffs; Statesboro loss ends season; SEB rolls into playoffs; Portal ends season with win
-
Gators begin playoff run at home against St. Anne-Pacelli