Michigan football's Jim Harbaugh to interview for Minnesota Vikings job on national signing day

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Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh is scheduled to fly to Minnesota on Wednesday to interview for the vacant head coaching job with the Vikings, the Free Press confirmed Monday night.

Harbaugh, coming off his best year in seven seasons as Michigan head coach, has substantial experience as an NFL coach, leading the San Francisco 49ers to three NFC championship games and one Super Bowl from 2011-2014.

Wednesday is national signing day for the class of 2022 recruiting class, though the 23-man class for Michigan signed in December.

The Vikings fired head coach Mike Zimmer and general manager Rick Spielman at the end of the regular season and hired Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, who got his start in the NFL in the research and development department with the 49ers in 2013.

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[Doc Sportello]

1. Lincoln Riley, Brian Kelly and now Harbaugh. Scumbags

Riley left OU two weeks before signing day - lying about his actions all the way - and then tried to recruit all the players that were set to sign. Kelly left Notre Dame when they were headed to the playoffs. Now a guy many thought was classy does this right before February signing date. No ethics.

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2. His way of

asking for a raise and bonus at Michigan.

[MiHale]

3. Exactly my thought...

[Doc Sportello]

4. Makes no sense if he's staying

Recruits rethink their decision when the head coach leaves. More importantly, he finally beat Ohio State and then got slaughtered in the playoffs. He knows he can't compete with those teams. Throw in NIL and the portal and he just wants out.

[Capt. America]

5. x1000. Of course, he's trying to up his pay at Xichigan.