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The fiery, cocky gunslinger that played for Michigan from 1984-1986 is still the same man roaming the sidelines in San Francisco. Jim Harbaugh, at the time, burned down all the existing Michigan passing records, and his single-season record of 2,729 yards stood for 17 years, alongside a 300-yard game against Wisconsin. John Navarre broke both of those plateaus, but Harbaugh remains the comeback and guarantee-to-win king. Michigan beat Nebraska in the 1986 Fiesta Bowl after he said he refused to lose to Ohio State, and he beat them not once, but twice.