Paul Finebaum firmly believes that Jim Harbaugh is a 'disingenuous fraud'

The beef between Paul Finebaum and Jim Harbaugh may never be over. The legendary radio broadcaster took another shot at the Los Angeles Chargers head coach.
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It's hard to believe that just one season ago, Jim Harbaugh was leading the Michigan Wolverines to a national championship.

A lot has changed in a year, as Harbaugh left his alma mater for the head coaching position with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Also, the Wolverines have faced an investigation over sign stealing during their national championship run. An accusation that Harbaugh has always denied.

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However, one person has long believed that Harbaugh isn't who he appears to be during interviews, and that is Paul Finebaum

Finebaum has had beef with Harbaugh for a long time, and now, the two find their names in the headlines together once again.

Illinois head coach Bret Bielema recently stirred the pot on social media. Bielema basically accused Harbaugh of cheating during his time at Michigan, causing social media to explode.

The comments from Bielema were discussed on 'The Paul Finebaum Show,' where the legendary radio host didn't hold back his feelings on Harbaugh.

"“He was fun when we were together. But he is right. Harbaugh is just a disingenuous fraud about all the things he used to say. He didn’t want to face the music. By the way, Michigan didn’t really want him to stay.”

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Finebaum eluded that Michigan may not have wanted their national championship-winning coach back after the sign-stealing debacle.

One thing is for sure: more college coaches should use social media. Bielema is bringing heat, and we're just now at the end of January.

Is it August yet?

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