Greg Harden, who counseled countless people at the University of Michigan from Tom Brady to Michael Phelps, has died at 75.
Greg Harden, who counseled countless people at the University of Michigan from Tom Brady to Michael Phelps, and Desmond Howard to J.J. McCarthy, has died. He was 75. Michigan athletics spokesman Dave Ablauf said the family informed the athletic department that Harden died Thursday due to complications from surgery. The late Bo Schembechler, a College Football Hall of Fame coach, hired Harden in 1986 as a staff consultant and student-athlete personal development program counselor.
He still continued to work, advising student-athletes at Michigan along with the Toronto Maple Leafs as the NHL team's peak performance coach. He published his first book, 'Stay Sane in an Insane World: How to Control the Controllables and Thrive,' last year. Michigan athletics announced Harden's death, and shared statements from some of the many people who knew him. McCarthy, a Minnesota Vikings rookie quarterback, sent the school his thoughts in the form of a letter to Harden.
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