University of Michigan Football
All-American, 1986
Team Co-Captain, 1986

Jim Harbaugh

Quarterback

Jim Harbaugh

In a football program renowned for its rich history of great quarterbacks, Jim Harbaugh stands out as one of the finest. Completely rewriting the Michigan passing record books, Harbaugh's skill and poise led the Wolverines to a Big Ten title in 1985, and a Fiesta Bowl victory in 1986. The nation's most efficient passer in 1985, Harbaugh went on to set several school records, including a single season mark of 2,729 yards. Honors that followed included Michigan's Most Valuable Player, Big Ten Player-of-the-Year, third in Heisman voting, as well as finishing second in the nation in passing efficiency. Became the first quarterback in Wolverine history to throw for over 300 yards in a single game. Harbaugh earned first team All-American honor from the Football News in addition to being named to the Big Ten All-Academic Team. He was also named second team All- American by AP and UPI.


CAREER STATISTICS

Rushing
Year Games Att Gain Loss Net Gain Ave. Gain Long. Tds
1983 4 2 0 15 -1 5 -7.5 -2 0
1984 5 42 137 83 54 1.3 16 0
1985 12 79 301 162 139 1.8 24 4
1986 12 94 353 235 118 1.3 22 8
Career 34 217 791 495 296 1.4 24 12

Passing

Year

Games

Attempts

Comp.

Pct.

Interc.

Yards

Long.

tds
1983 4 5 2 40.0 0 26 19 0
1984 5 111 60 54.1 5 718 45 3
1985 12 227 145 63.9 6 1976 77 18
1986 13 277 180 65.0 10 2729 62 10
Career 34 620 387 .62 23 5449 62 31

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