Timeline of Jim Harbaugh's wild quotes and viral moments at Michigan - ESPN

In his time as Michigan's head coach, Jim Harbaugh created media frenzies, dustups with coaches, viral moments with recruits and everything in between.

Hired in late 2014 to replace Brady Hoke as the Wolverines' coach, Harbaugh wasted no time once in Ann Arbor ruffling feathers by poking at coaches for breaking rules and pushing the limits on what the NCAA would allow through satellite camps across the country.

He climbed trees, had sleepovers and made cakes for recruits to try to win them over. After three Big Ten titles, three College Football Playoff appearances and having delivered his alma mater its first national title since 1997, Harbaugh accepted the head-coaching job with the Los Angeles Chargers, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Because he is departing the college football world, here is a look at some of his more memorable and viral moments since joining Michigan in 2014.

Feb. 7, 2015: Harbaugh had a commitment from ESPN 300 running back Mike Weber in the 2015 class, a top prospect out of Detroit Cass Tech. Weber decommitted from the Wolverines in the middle of the fourth quarter of the team's loss to Maryland in the 2014 season.

Harbaugh fought to get Weber back in the class, but the running back ultimately signed with Ohio State. Weber said at the time that Buckeyes running backs coach Stan Drayton was a big part of his commitment, but Drayton left to take the same position with the Chicago Bears the day after Weber signed his national letter of intent with Ohio State.

Harbaugh took the opportunity to seemingly tweet about the situation.

Thought of the day — What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive! — Sir Walter Scott

Weber stuck with Ohio State and played four seasons for the Buckeyes