Michigan football coach comes to aid of I-94 crash victims
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - State police say Jim Harbaugh took a break from rescuing Michigan's football team to come to the aid of some SUV crash victims.
WDIV-TV (http://bit.ly/1DRxcNn ) reports that the Wolverine's new head coach and sports staff member James Minick were driving on Interstate 94 in Ann Arbor when they saw a Jeep Cherokee spin out of control, crash and overturn on the slippery roadway.
The station says Harbaugh and Minick helped a 73-year-old woman get out of the vehicle and used their coats to keep her warm until an EMS crew arrived.
WDIV says the men also helped the 53-year-old driver, who was partially ejected from the SUV. The driver and passenger were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.
Harbaugh was hired after Michigan's disappointing 5-7 performance last season under Brady Hoke.
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Information from: WDIV-TV, http://www.clickondetroit.com