Harbaugh and the University of Michigan released a statement on Thursday saying that Harbaugh expects to be the coach of the University of Michigan in three years.
Harbaugh told reporters before the College Football Playoff game that it was similar. He says he doesn't know the future, but he expects to be the coach of the Michigan.
He said he was aware of the rumors and speculation around the league and that teams were interested in his players.
"While no one knows what the future holds, I expect that I will be enthusiastically coaching Michigan in 2023," Harbaugh said in the statement. I appreciated the support of President Santa Ono and the Athletic Director.
He quotes Bo Schembechler as saying that those who stay will be champion.
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— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) January 5, 2023
According to a report by DavidNewton, David Tepper had a conversation with Harbaugh about the open head-coaching position on the team. The conversation wasn't described as an interview. At the time, Queen City News reported that Harbaugh was interested in the job.
Harbaugh has interviewed with the Minnesota Vikings in the past and signed a contract extension to stay as Michigan's head coach.
Harbaugh has led the Michigan football team to back-to-back Big Ten titles and appearances in the College Football Playoff.