Greg Harden, Renowned Michigan Athletics Counselor, Dies at 75

Harden, who mentored athletes like Tom Brady and Michael Phelps, passed away due to complications from surgery.

Greg Harden, a pivotal figure in Michigan athletics since 1986, passed away on Thursday due to complications from a recent surgery.
Harden was known for his influential role in the lives of many athletes, including Tom Brady, Michael Phelps, Desmond Howard, and J. J. McCarthy.
He served as a mental coach and life advisor, significantly impacting Michigan's athletic programs and the personal lives of countless student-athletes.
Harden retired from his full-time role in 2020 but continued to advise both Michigan athletes and the Toronto Maple Leafs as a peak performance coach.
He is survived by his wife Shelia, three children, and his sister, with plans for a future ceremony to celebrate his life.