One definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. That’s the logic Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh kept in mind when he decided to tweak the way his No. 1 ranked Wolverines would prepare for their Rose Bowl matchup with No. 4 Alabama, according to his players. Michigan is 1-6 overall in bowl games under Harbaugh, which includes an 0-2 record in College Football Playoff appearances the past two seasons. Those recent CFP semifinals defeats, 34-11 to Georgia in 2021 and 51-45 to TCU in 2022, left enough scar tissue — literally and figuratively — that the Wolverines are making a concerted effort to preserve their bodies. “We haven’t
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