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Michigan collective Champions Circle holding online 'Jim Harbaugh Garage Sale'

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Jim Harbaugh player and coach
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Michigan Wolverines football‘s primary collective, Champions Circle, is holding an online ‘Garage Sale’ auction featuring game-worn gear from former All-American quarterback and head coach Jim Harbaugh, who’s now the head man of the NFL’s Los Angeles Chargers.

The ‘Garage Sale’ is now open, and bidding closes July 9, 2025, at 7 p.m. ET.

Items Michigan fans can bid on include:
• ‘Michigan 1000 wins’ jacket
• 2022 Masters Par Three Contest hat autographed by Jim Harbaugh
• Jim Harbaugh Autographed Blue Team Issued Jordan Travel Slides
• Jim Harbaugh Autographed Detroit Hat Pack
• Jim Harbaugh Autographed Game/Practice-Worn Team Exclusive Jordan 13 Football Cleats
• Various Jim Harbaugh Autographed Hat Packs
• Various Jim Harbaugh Team Issued Shirts, Sweatshirts and Jackets

“Before leaving Ann Arbor, Coach Harbaugh passed along a collection of team-issued gear from his nine seasons at Michigan — and now it’s up for auction!” Champions Circle said on its website. “Many of these items were worn by Coach Harbaugh himself and are tagged by the Michigan Equipment staff with a ‘Jim Harbaugh’ tag. Take your pick from sweatshirts, polos, shoes, hats, and more! Looking for something unique? Don’t miss items like the team-issued “1000 Wins” jacket or the exclusive “Career Hat Pack” featuring signed hats from his high school, college, and NFL playing days.”

Harbaugh spent nine seasons as Michigan’s head coach, going 89-25 with three Big Ten championships and a national title. At age 60, he departed Ann Arbor for the Los Angeles Chargers, who he led to the playoffs in 2024 after they won only five games the previous year.

“My love for Michigan, playing there and coming back to coach there, leaves a lasting impact. I’ll always be a loyal Wolverine,” the former Michigan coach said in a statement after accepting the Chargers job.

“I’m remarkably fortunate to have been afforded the privilege of coaching at places where life’s journey has created strong personal connections for me.”

Harbaugh was an All-American quarterback for the Wolverines in the 1980s, and his father, Jack Harbaugh, coached at Michigan in the 1970s. He spent nearly 20 years of his life in Ann Arbor.

The former Michigan coach has remained an avid follower and supporter of the program since heading back to the NFL, where he played for 15 seasons and coached for four with the San Francisco 49ers from 2011-14. Last year, he often discussed publicly big U-M victories and shared his excitement when his former Wolverine players have been picked in the NFL.