The Wolverines have arrived in Rome. Jim Harbaugh said he didn't sleep much on the flight. "Watched a lot of movies and played chess." pic.twitter.com/6X1RZu2QkO
— Kyle Rowland (@KyleRowland) April 23, 2017
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but the Michigan football team is in Italy this week for a some spring practice and some site seeing. Just a causal week of workouts halfway across the globe. It’s a little controversial, seeing as most schools can’t afford to do this, but that’s just what Harbaugh does. Any way to get that upper hand in recruiting.
But the good part coming out of this is we get to see Jim Harbaugh in a foreign land. He barely can handle social norms in the US of A, so it’s a treat seeing him interact with the people in Italy.
Here’s some gems from his first day:
Playing some soccer
Jim Harbaugh practices his soccer skills. pic.twitter.com/ZObyNBWQy3
— Kyle Rowland (@KyleRowland) April 23, 2017
Learning Italian
Harbaugh pic.twitter.com/V4RSTKUPdx
— angelique (@chengelis) April 23, 2017
You never know when you’ll need some milk
Yes, Harbaugh has milk in his back pocket. pic.twitter.com/0wM8nSaHCD
— Kyle Rowland (@KyleRowland) April 23, 2017
Stunner shades
Jim Harbaugh just purchased this pair of sunglasses from street vendor. Bartered him down from 12 Euros to 10. pic.twitter.com/TBV36Ewnqe
— Kyle Rowland (@KyleRowland) April 23, 2017
Harbaugh just bought these shades at Borghese Gardens for 15 euro pic.twitter.com/soENe6vxDU
— angelique (@chengelis) April 23, 2017
Trying to explain why it’s called ‘football’
A Nigerian refugee, talking with Jim Harbaugh, is utterly baffled at why it's called football. pic.twitter.com/KYCuEG8BZn
— Kyle Rowland (@KyleRowland) April 23, 2017
Day 1 has been a success.
