Should Jim Harbaugh stay at Michigan?

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The Michigan Wolverines just completed their most successful season in recent memory. Many students at the University of Michigan weren’t old enough to remember the last time the Wolverines were the champions of the west, some were in middle school the last time they beat Ohio State, and since its inception in 2014, the College Football Playoff has seemed like a pipe dream.

Jim Harbaugh conquered all those mountains in 2021. 

While their Playoff performance against Georgia still left something to be desired, they had finally been invited to the party of college football elites.

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Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh watches during an NCAA college football game against Michigan State, Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021, in East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State won 37-33. (AP Photo/Al Goldis)

Despite all that success, Jim Harbaugh is still flirting with the NFL… and flirting might be putting it too lightly. He hasn’t publicly denied his openness to explore NFL opportunities, and this week sources from inside the Michigan athletic department leaked that he would "take an NFL job if it was offered."

While many Wolverine (and Buckeye and Spartan) faithful would love to have Harbaugh there in Ann Arbor ’til the end of time — or at least as long as he’s still vertical — there’s a contingent of fans who wouldn’t mind moving on from the head man. 

Here are the cases for both: 

One day is fine…

It may have taken seven years, but Harbaugh not only beat Ohio State in 2021, but he did so in dominating fashion. He’s come close before. There was that double overtime thriller back in 2016 that came down to a 4th down spot that