Look: Michigan's Jim Harbaugh joins Wolverines pick-six celebration photo vs. Minnesota

Just two plays in, Michigan was already up 7-0 over Minnesota. But the score wasn't courtesy of the Wolverines' offense.

Will Johnson picked off Minnesota quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis on the second play of the game, just 14 seconds in, and brought the ball to the house for an opening pick-six. Some teams have a turnover chain, or even a turnover throne, but for the Wolverines, it's the turnover buffs — a special pair of sunglasses.

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After the play, the Michigan defense got together for the post-turnover celebration, with Johnson sitting on a chair in the center wearing the special gear. Usually the celebration is limited to just the players, but coach Jim Harbaugh and defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale wanted in on the action:

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Harbaugh jumped into the bottom left of the picture, and Clinkscale pulled him back to make sure he didn't block the whole group and Johnson was still in the center. The result? A new Harbaugh classic.

"I just came over to congratulate Will, and then they kind of threw me in the picture," Harbaugh said postgame. "So it was great to be in the picture. Can’t start a game better. Love the pick sixes — two pick sixes. But it was an RPO, Will really had good eyes. Made the catch, finished it off, so did Keon Sabb — great play. Both, they were trying to throw it over Keon’s head on the boundary, went up, climbed the ladder, as they say, get the ball."

Johnson's pick-six was Michigan's second of the season, after Mike Sainristil's first against Rutgers on Sept. 23. The interception was Johnson's first of the year.

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