Jim Harbaugh stated he expects to educate Michigan’s soccer crew subsequent season, posting a statement Thursday on the team’s social media accounts following studies of his curiosity in returning to the NFL.
“I’m conscious of the rumors and hypothesis over the previous few days,” Harbaugh stated in an announcement on Thursday. “Faculty and NFL groups have nice curiosity in all our personnel, from gamers to coaches to workers, and I actually consider that may be a testomony to the energy of our College of Michigan soccer program.”
Whereas Harbaugh’s future with the college nonetheless appears unclear, Michigan can be awaiting phrase from the NCAA on an investigation into the soccer program relating to impermissible texts and calls — together with some by Harbaugh — to highschool prospects throughout a part of a COVID-19 useless interval, an individual with information of the state of affairs instructed The Related Press on Thursday.
The NCAA was additionally whether or not a member of Michigan’s off-field soccer workers violated guidelines by doing on-the-field teaching throughout apply, the particular person stated.
Talking on situation of anonymity as a result of Michigan officers weren’t making particulars of the investigation public, the particular person stated the college is anticipating a discover of allegations from the NCAA as quickly as Friday.
Carolina Panthers proprietor David Tepper had a dialog with Harbaugh in regards to the crew’s head teaching place, in response to an individual acquainted with the state of affairs who spoke to The Related Press on situation of anonymity Tuesday as a result of the Panthers don’t sometimes launch particulars of their teaching search.
Harbaugh additionally has been talked about as a attainable candidate to educate in Denver and Indianapolis, one in all 4 groups he performed quarterback for within the league from 1987 to 2000.
“As I acknowledged in December, whereas nobody is aware of what the long run holds, I count on that I will likely be enthusiastically teaching Michigan in 2023,” Harbaugh stated. “I’ve spoken with president Santa Ono and athletic director Warde Manuel and recognize their help of me and our program.”
Harbaugh coached the San Francisco 49ers from 2011-2014, successful two NFC West titles and reaching the NFC championship sport 3 times in 4 seasons. He was 44-19-1 throughout that span and helped the 49ers get to the Tremendous Bowl a decade in the past, the place they misplaced 34-31 to the Baltimore Ravens — led by his brother, John.
Jim Harbaugh left the 49ers after going 8-8 in 2014 — the one season the 49ers didn’t make the postseason below his route — to take the job at Michigan.
The 59-year-old has a 74-25 report in eight seasons with the Wolverines, who had been 13-0 this season earlier than getting beat by TCU in a Faculty Soccer Playoffs semifinals. Harbaugh additionally spent 4 seasons as head coach of Stanford and three extra at San Diego.
Harbaugh was the AP NFL Coach of the 12 months in 2011 and AP Faculty Coach of the 12 months in 2021.
Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris will attend a church service in Detroit and rally young voters at Michigan State University as part of a campaign swing through Michigan on Sunday.
Two days before Tuesday’s presidential election, Harris is planning to make four stops in Michigan, according to a senior campaign official who declined to be identified in order to provide information on the yet-to-be-announced details of the trip.
The Democratic nominee will speak at a church and visit a restaurant in Detroit, a Democratic stronghold and the state’s largest city. Harris also will stop in Pontiac before the evening event in East Lansing, where MSU is located, the official said.
Harris held a large rally at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on Monday night.
Turning out college students in East Lansing and Ann Arbor could be key to Harris’ hopes of winning Michigan. Also, East Lansing is located in the hotly contested 7th Congressional District, where former state Sens. Curtis Hertel, an East Lansing Democrat, and Tom Barrett, a Charlotte Republican, are vying for an open seat in the U.S. House.
Harris is locked in a competitive race for Michigan’s 15 electoral votes with Republican former President Donald Trump. Michigan is one of seven battleground states that are expected to decide whether Harris or Trump leads the country for the next four years.
Trump is visiting Michigan on Friday and will hold a rally at Macomb Community College in Warren.
A late October poll of 600 likely Michigan voters, commissioned by The Detroit News and WDIV-TV (Channel 4), found Harris was beating Trump by 3 percentage points, 46.7%-43.7%, with 7.3% of the participants saying they planned to vote for a third-party candidate. Another 2.1% said they were undecided.
The survey had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
Four years ago, Democrat Joe Biden beat Trump in Michigan by 154,188 votes or 3 percentage points, 51%-48%.
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MSU football: Video analysis of the Spartans’ 24-17 loss at Michigan
Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press MSU beat writer Chris Solari break down the Spartans’ 24-17 loss at Michigan.
EAST LANSING — The loss to Michigan cost Michigan State football one of its best defensive players for 45 minutes of football
It’s an inopportune loss at an unfortunate moment — with No. 13 Indiana’s high-powered offense up next.
Linebacker Jordan Turner will miss the first half of Saturday’s game against the Hoosiers (3:30 p.m., Peacock), leaving the Spartans without their leading tackler in the heart of their vastly improved and swarming defense.
“Very unfortunate. A little bit of a crazy call, in my opinion,” fellow linebacker Jordan Hall said Wednesday. “But we gotta keep pushing on, keep moving on. We’ll miss him in the first half, but we’re going to keep preparing out through the week and get ready for him to contribute like he always does in the second half.”
On the final play of the third quarter in Saturday’s 24-17 loss to the Wolverines, Turner crashed down as U-M’s Alex Orji took a shotgun snap and faked a handoff. Turner met Orji in the hole, with the running quarterback spinning off the initial contact for a 3-yard gain.
During the TV timeout between the quarters, replay officials reviewed the hit and cited Turner for a targeting penalty. He was ejected from the game, missing the final 15 minutes. U-M scored four plays later, with running back Donovan Edwards throwing a 23-yard touchdown pass to tight end Colson Loveland as the Spartans’ linebackers and safeties overplayed the run with Turner out of the game.
“We practice making the right form tackles, so it’s not something that I’m like, ‘Oh, I’m going into a tackle,000 like, I need to keep my head up.’ It’s just something that we practice and it becomes routine,” Hall said. “Sometimes in the heat of the moment, depending on the angles and whatnot, stuff happens. Which I think happened in JT’s case in the slightest bit.”
MSU coach Jonathan Smith on Monday said the school challenged the call to the Big Ten after the game, and league officials denied MSU’s appeal. Turner will be eligible to play in the second half for the Spartans (4-4, 2-3 Big Ten) against the Hoosiers (8-0, 5-0), per NCAA targeting rules.
That likely will move Hall, a sophomore, into Turner’s spot next to Cal Haladay in the middle of Joe Rossi’s defense, which held U-M leading rusher Kalel Mullings to just 18 yards on 13 carries Saturday and limited Iowa star Kaleb Johnson to 98 yards (75 of which came on one late touchdown run) on 14 attempts in an win a week earlier. It also will expand the already-growing role of senior Darius Snow and Wayne Matthews III.
Turner leads the Spartans with 48 tackles, with five of them coming in Saturday’s game at U-M. The 6-foot-1, 231-pound fifth-year senior, who transferred to MSU from Wisconsin in the offseason, also has three sacks, an interception and two QB hurries.
“He’s really important. Obviously, you’ve seen the plays that he’s made,” Snow said of Turner. “He’s not just a good football player, but he’s a great leader and vocal. We’re just gonna have to play, and we’ll get him back in the second half, which is cool. But I have confidence in Jordan Hall, I think he’s a great player.”
MSU ranks 45th in the nation in run defense, allowing 129.6 yards on the ground, and is tied for 23rd nationally in giving up 315.9 yards per game. The Spartans will try to continue that trend against Indiana’s high-powered offense that ranks sixth in the nation in total offense (487.6 yards), 24th in rushing yards (200.6) and second in the Football Subdivision in scoring (46.5 points)
Hoosiers starting quarterback Kurtis Rourke suffered a thumb injury on his throwing hand during a game two weeks ago and sat out Saturday’s 31-17 home win over Washington. Rourke had surgery last Monday but, according to ESPN, the Ohio University transfer is expected to try and play against the Spartans.
Backup Tayven Jackson was 11-for-19 for 124 yards with an interception along with passing and rushing TDs against the Huskies, while running back Justice Ellison, a Wake Forest transfer, ran 29 times for 123 yards and a score.
“The only thing I know is they’re going to have a quarterback,” MSU secondary coach Blue Adams said Wednesday. “My approach is the guy that they put in is going to be the guy to give them the best chance of winning. And I think in college football, especially at the level that we we play on, I think every quarterback is a legitimate quarterback. They can throw the ball well, and they can call plays and manage the game well.
“So the only thing I can kind of prepare for is that dude is going to be a good player, and so we kind of attack it that way.”
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