Jim Harbaugh Accepts Suspension, Will Miss Michigan Vs. Ohio State Game

Jim Harbaugh is waving the white flag in his struggle towards the Massive Ten — the Michigan head soccer coach has agreed to simply accept his three-game suspension on account of this system’s sign-stealing scandal.

U of M launched a press release on the matter Thursday afternoon … saying all sides resolved their pending litigation, with the convention closing its investigation.

“Coach Harbaugh, with the University’s support, decided to accept this sanction to return the focus to our student-athletes and their performance on the field,” the varsity mentioned.

“The Conference has confirmed that it is not aware of any information suggesting Coach Harbaugh’s involvement in the allegations.”

Harbaugh’s punishment means he’ll now miss Michigan’s recreation towards Maryland — plus its large rivalry with Ohio State … which has quite a bit using on it, as each colleges are ranked within the prime 4.

Thursday’s resolution, nonetheless, doesn’t suggest Coach is out of the woods simply but — the NCAA remains to be wanting into the entire saga involving staffer Connor Stalions, who’s accused of shopping for tickets to video games to decipher the sideline indicators of Michigan’s future opponents.

The varsity said it would proceed to cooperate with that investigation.

Harbaugh will be capable of coach in the course of the week … however he shall be persona non grata on gameday for the following two matchups.