“Never lie never cheat never steal I was raised with that lesson.”
But according to the NCAA, Harbaugh gave false or misleading answers to questions about contact with recruits during the Covid 19 pandemic and refused to cooperate with investigator. Harbaugh, now the head coach of the San Diego Chargers, had this to say about the allegations during a training camp press conference:
“No one is perfect if you stumble you apologize and you make It right today, I do not apologize.”
Harbaugh specifically denies any involvement in alleged sign stealing by former staff member Connor Stallions
“I did not participate was not aware nor complicit.”
The NCAA is punishing Harbaugh with a one-year suspension if he ever wants to coach college football again. He is in the first year of an 80-million-dollar contract to coach the Chargers
“So for me it’s back to work.”
