Michigan is calling it "a week of educational and spring drills" and said players will tour historic landmarks, spend time at local orphanages and visit U.S. military stationed in the area during its trip. Players would also have the opportunity to pursue international internships or study abroad programs after the trip.
"The study abroad and international internships will better prepare our student-athletes to compete in today's global economy," Harbaugh said in the school's release. "We are committed to offering our students a broad experience that will prepare these young men for life after football."
