Michigan's Jim Harbaugh Takes Shot at Alabama's Nick Saban over Satellite Camps

Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh has never been one to hide what he's feeling.

On Tuesday, he was feeling angry toward Nick Saban.

This all started when the Alabama head coach commented on Harbaugh's affinity for satellite camps, which are group workouts with high school players from a specific area. (USA Today's Dan Uthman and Josh Barnett broke them down.)

Saban said he doesn't blame Harbaugh for holding the camps and that the Michigan coach "can do whatever he wants to do if he thinks that's what's best," per ESPN.com's Brett McMurphy.

Per For The Win's Laken Litman, Saban also said it's "amazing" that "somebody didn't stand up and say, 'Here's going to be the unintended consequences of what you all are doing.'"

Harbaugh was not pleased.

The 52-year-old fired off this shot Tuesday night:

Harbaugh was likely referring to former Crimson Tide assistant Bo Davis, who resigned in late April amid accusations of recruiting violations.

Former NFL star receiver Plaxico Burress, who went to rival Michigan State, is no stranger to jabbing Harbaugh. He chimed in:

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