**Michigan Wolverines Head Coach Announces Resignation and Retirement**

*Ann Arbor, MI* – In a surprising turn of events, Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh has announced his resignation, effective immediately, and submitted his retirement letter to the university’s athletic department. The news broke today, sending shockwaves through the college football community and leaving fans and players alike in a state of disbelief.

Harbaugh, who has been at the helm of the Wolverines since 2015, made the announcement during a press conference earlier this morning. “After much reflection and discussion with my family, I have decided to step down as head coach of the Michigan Wolverines and retire from coaching,” Harbaugh stated. “It has been an incredible honor to lead this program, but the time has come for me to focus on other aspects of my life.”

The 60-year-old coach has had a storied career with Michigan, leading the team to multiple Big Ten titles and consistent appearances in major bowl games. Harbaugh’s tenure also saw the Wolverines reach the College Football Playoff in recent seasons, further cementing his legacy within the program.

Despite his successes, Harbaugh’s time at Michigan has not been without its challenges. His coaching style and decision-making have often been scrutinized, especially during high-stakes games against rivals like Ohio State. However, Harbaugh has always maintained a strong connection with his players and staff, fostering a culture of determination and resilience.

The university’s athletic director, Warde Manuel, expressed his gratitude for Harbaugh’s contributions to the program. “Jim Harbaugh has been an integral part of Michigan football’s history. His passion for the game and commitment to our student