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Jim Harbaugh Completes Promise and Gets Tattoo to Celebrate Michigan’s National Championship: ‘Go Blue!’
Now the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, Harbaugh has a permanent memory of his time in Michigan
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Jim Harbaugh has some new ink
The Los Angeles Chargers head coach made good on his promise to get a tattoo commemorating his undefeated season as coach of the Michigan Wolverines
Harbaugh has also recently made news for his unconventional transition to California life
Jim Harbaugh is a man of his word!
The former Michigan head football coach has commemorated the team’s undefeated season and national championship with a new tattoo — making good on a promise he made last fall.
The 60-year-old’s new shoulder tattoo features the school’s “M” logo with “15-0” underneath.
On Saturday, April 20, tattoo artist Stephen Bateman posted a photo of his client’s new ink on Instagram.
"Go Blue! 15-0 thanks Jim Harbaugh for having me out!!" Bateman wrote.
In October, Harbaugh briefly sketched out his plans for the tattoo, while a guest on the Inside Michigan Football radio show.
“If we go undefeated, I’m going to get a 15-0 tattoo,” Harbaugh said at the time. “Probably on the shoulder, and a block ‘M’ over it. I haven’t configured the art yet, but if that happens, I will do it.”
The Wolverines went on to win the national championship, defeating the Washington Huskies on Jan. 8.
The dominant victory capped off the team’s first unblemished season since Michigan won its previous title two and a half decades ago.
But the season was not without controversy, with Harbaugh fulfilling a three-game suspension after a weeks-long investigation of the head coach by the NCAA for sign-stealing.
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While he's now moved on to the NFL as head coach for the Los Angeles Chargers, Harbaugh is also drawing attention for his unconventional transition to Cali life.
In a video posted by the team on April 16, Harbaugh explained the benefits of living in a recreational vehicle alongside the ocean in Huntington Beach.
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“Living the RV life,” he said, as he toasted the moment with a Sprite, alongside offensive coordinator Greg Roman.
Harbaugh has since taken up residence in a new home, now that his family has also made the move to the L.A. area, Sports Illustrated reported.
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