Jim Harbaugh dropped a massive hint on his future after coaching the Michigan Wolverines to a National Championship win on Monday night.

The Wolverines put in a dominant performance over Washington, moving the ball on the ground as they employed the run game against a Huskies defense that simply had no answer for it.

Following the 34-13 victory, Harbaugh spoke to ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt and suggested he plans to be back in Ann Arbor next season as he intends to push spring training back a month, given that they typically start around Valentine’s Day.

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The Michigan head coach has been linked with two NFL teams in recent weeks. Both the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers are keen on Harbaugh and it’s been reported that there’s mutual interest where the former is concerned.

He refused to be drawn into speaking about a potential return to the pros, however.

“I just want to enjoy this,” he said, per The Associated Press. “I just want to enjoy this. I hope you give me that. Can a guy have that? Does it always have to be what’s next, what’s the future?

“Like I said the other day, I hope to have a future. I hope there’s a tomorrow, a day after tomorrow, a next week, a next month, a next year.”

Whatever Harbaugh plans to do could be affected by the NCAA’s decision as it pertains to its sign-stealing investigation. That could end up being the determining factor.