People's on three.

You're about to hear the horns.

There they are.

You know what that means.

It's an emergency show.

Something big has happened.

And that big thing is Jim Harbaugh is headed to the NFL.

Adam Schaeffer from ESPN reporting that he's agreed to terms with the Chargers.

Are Chris Ballas from the Wolverine here with us?

He's been following this.

But basically most of his life at this point.

Ballas, what the hell happened today?

Well, you and I recorded a show about three hours ago that's worthless.

Yeah, but we knew this possibility was coming and it was crazy. You know, I've talked to people involved with NIL and people who were had meetings set up with Harbaugh today in Ann Arbor and they expected them to be there on the way over there to talk to him about some of these NIL deals. And Jim Harbaugh wasn't there. He was still in LA interviewing with the Chargers.

So, um, you know what? This is what he wanted, guys in Michigan Sweeten the pot. They basically acquiesce to all of his demands and said, look, we're going to make you the highest paid coach in the country, not just the big 10. We're going to have an escalator clause in there. So that continues to go up. We're going to have the bill self clause in there. But at the end of the day, fellas, Jim Harbaugh wants to coach in the NFL and he wants to chase that Lombardi trophy. A lot of people will argue whether or not he can win it there. But you know what? I don't think a lot of people would bet against him either, given the kind of career that he's had. So Jesse Simonson, on three national columnists, you posed a very interesting question to me

before we started this show.

What was that question?

Yeah, I said who, you know, what sort of odds would you have had?

And Chris, you know, even if someone told you this, as much fawning as Jim Harbaugh's had

with the NFL, what sort of odds would he have had? Someone told you six weeks ago much fawning as Jim Harbaugh's had with the NFL, what sort of odds

if you had had? Someone told you six weeks ago that three of the four coaches in the college

football playoff, that now being Nick Saban, Kailen, DeBore, and Jim Harbaugh are no longer

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