Former Michigan football head coach Jim Harbaugh takes another shot at Ryan Day

I'll warn you fans, after watching the video that was released by the LA Chargers on Wednesday, featuring the words of former Michigan football head coach Jim Harbaugh, you're probably going to start missing the man who led the Wolverines to a national championship.

Harbaugh has his sights set on winning a Super Bowl. He coached the 49ers to the Super Bowl in 2012 but finished as the runner-up. The Chargers are poised for a bounce-back season with Harbaugh at the helm and with Sherrone Moore, Michigan football is in a great place too.

Harbaugh might be gone but Moore feels like an elite head coach. He has to prove it, but he's been an elite recruiter and his coaching abilities have been on full-display the past three seasons including the three games down the stretch when he served as interm head coach of Michigan football while Harbaugh was suspended beating Penn State, Maryland, and Ohio State during that time.

Harbaugh takes another shot at Ryan Day

Harbaugh changed the trajectory of his career at Michigan with the 2021 win over Ohio State. After he famously said, "Some people born on third base think they hit a triple."

Jim Harbaugh has never said so, but we all assume that to be a reference to Ryan Day who took over an elite program from Urban Meyer. In his words to the Chargers before training camp, Harbaugh said "None here were born on third base but rather had to work their way to first, second, and then third."

He also said some familiar stuff to Michigan football fans such as, "By your talent and effort you will be known" and also "we predict those who stay will be champions and those who produce will stay."

It's pretty cool stuff. The Michigan football legend ended it by saying, "We are all now on third base, together, poised to bring it home."

Makes you miss him all over again, doesn't it?