Welcome to Andy Staples on three, and I know what you're thinking, more Harbaugh watch.

Yes, more Harbaal Watch.

It's Harbaugh Watch 2024.

And it lasts until he makes a decision until he says, I am coming back to Michigan as the head coach.

Or he says, I am going back to Michigan as the head coach, or he says, I am going to

insert NFL team name here, maybe the Chargers, because that's who we talked to on Monday.

But this continues. And one of the reasons it continues today, because interesting discussion,

and this is something that Clayton Safee from the Wolverine and I talked about on Monday night show. But Dan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports, our pal, had a really good column on Tuesday

about Jim Harbaugh's contract situation in Michigan and about what they are trying to get

in that contract. And Clayton and I have talked about it.

If you're a subscriber to the Wolverine, you've been reading about this for several

weeks now.

So you understand the parameters here.

But for those who haven't been, let's kind of spell out the details.

Basically, Jim Harbaugh has a contract that has been offered to him that would make him

the highest paid coach in the Big Ten.

The money's kind of irrelevant at this point.

You know a guy like Jim Harbaugh is going to command a massive salary.

But that's not all it is.

There's a piece of it where he's trying to get the effective date pushed into February

so that if an NFL team hires him, they wouldn't have to pay Michigan

as much. But that's also not really relevant here. What is relevant is Harbaugh is trying to

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