Jim Harbaugh's recruiting took him to high school, Netflix sleepover

Jim Harbaugh never stops recruiting, which is why he followed up his tree climbing appearance with four-star Pasadena cornerback David Long with an appearance in a De La Salle high class with four-star defensive tackle Boss Tagaloa.

Jim Harbaugh never stops recruiting, which is why he followed up his tree climbing appearance with four-star Pasadena cornerback David Long with an appearance in a De La Salle high class with four-star defensive tackle Boss Tagaloa.

The Michigan coach sat in on a world religion class with Tagaloa on Tuesday, learning some new things and confusing the teacher in the process.

Here is Jim Harbaugh attending class with Boss Tagaloa @_BT75 today. pic.twitter.com/hhc7Ggcwlq

— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) January 19, 2016

"I thought he was a DLS coach" wow nothing that cool happened when I took that class @_BT75 pic.twitter.com/8MuouBFs8Z

— alexa p. (@alexa_tweets2) January 19, 2016

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After school, Harbaugh also made sure to help get Tagaloa’s media branding game up.

😎😂 pic.twitter.com/w5uYWYLHWv

— Boss Tagaloa (@_BT75) January 20, 2016

Later, Harbaugh swung by four-star defensive end Connor Murphy’s house to stream some movies and hang out.

It was a Netflix & Chill kind of night with @CoachJim4UM @umichfootball @espn #sleepover pic.twitter.com/yezUaYc6bK

— Connor Murphy (@CMurph_90) January 20, 2016

Harbaugh has done some unconventional recruiting with the Murphy family before, babysitting Connor while successfully wooing brother Trent to come to Stanford.

[Lookit]

– Brendan Maloy