We love all things rivalry when it comes to Ohio State and Michigan. And anytime we have the opportunity to poke a little fun … well, we take full advantage.
Ever wonder what it’s like for Ryan Day to meet Jim Harbaugh at midfield? Or to be a referee getting the full brunt of a Harbaugh meltdown? Wait no further thanks to our friends at Fox who have gone to places other networks only dream about.
It’s no secret that Jim Harbaugh is one of the quirkiest coaches in all of sports. However, in the Big Ten Championship game against Purdue, Harbaugh was introduced to the “Ref Cam,” and let’s just say it was as weird as it sounds. Even Fox analyst Joel Klatt gets a good chuckle at Harbaugh’s expense.
If you chose not to watch the conference title game with the absence of the Buckeyes, we can’t fault you. But if you didn’t tune in, you missed a piece of television gold. Check it out below and some of the reactions from social media.
This is what it's like talking to Jim Harbaugh on the sidelines
REF CAM >>>#B1GFCG pic.twitter.com/dM1zcwi6g8
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) December 4, 2022
Nobody should have to be this close
EXTREME HARBAUGH CLOSE UP pic.twitter.com/mILexm9GDG
— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee) December 4, 2022
the stuff of nightmares
The Ref Cam view of Jim Harbaugh is kinda terrifying. 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/fQXzTequED
— theScore (@theScore) December 4, 2022
You mean like Manningcast?
We need the ref cam on Jim Harbaugh all game 😂 pic.twitter.com/PktTLp81o5
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) December 4, 2022
Providing comic relief
That ref hat cam footage of Jim Harbaugh is absolutely too much. 😂 I’m on the floor laughing
— Danielle ⚖️ (@DanielleDillon) December 4, 2022
Maybe not the best, but it's up there
Ref cam with Jim Harbaugh was the best thing on TV in a few years
— John Russell (@shotbyjruss8) December 4, 2022
The sad life of leftovers...
what your food sees when it's in the microwave at 1am pic.twitter.com/xRSYTGKHcD
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) December 4, 2022
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