INDIANAPOLIS — Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh seemed untroubled by holding “The Game” earlier in the season. In his address at Big Ten media days on Thursday, Harbaugh largely shrugged off the idea of moving the annual rivalry game with Ohio State off the last weekend of the regular season. The possibility was raised a day earlier by Buckeyes coach Ryan Day, who proposed it was at least worth a “long conversation” in order to avoid the possibility of a rematch in consecutive weeks in the Big Ten championship game as the league eliminates divisions next year. “We’ll play that whenever it’s scheduled to be played,” Harbaugh said. “We know we’re going to play it every season at least once. I don’t have a particular opinion on when it should be played. “Right now, it’s played the last game of the season. I think everybody’s used to that. It’s part…
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