Ric Flair was among the many celebrities and sports stars at Michigan's National Signing Day party, and when Flair took to the mic he got emotional about being on the stage at Michigan.
The wrestling legend revealed that he was not just a friend of Jim Harbaugh's, but that in 1968 he actually signed a letter of intent to play football at Michigan for Bump Elliott.
We have a feeling you'll enjoy @RicFlairNatrBoy's time at the mic at @umichfootball's "Signing of the Stars." https://t.co/MW3RVtaVtq
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) February 3, 2016
Flair said he spent a week at the Beta house at Michigan on a recruiting trip with Jim Mandich and Dan Dierdorf, which sounds like something that should be turned into a movie. He also made sure to endear himself to the crowd by telling them "I can't stand Ohio State. And I don't have time for Michigan State."
He also made sure to snap a pic with Tom Brady before he left.
#NationalSigningDay with my man Tom Brady. @umichfootball @UMichAthletics @CoachJim4UM #SigningOfTheStars pic.twitter.com/WLPxCCJ2RD
— Ric Flair® (@RicFlairNatrBoy) February 3, 2016
