SALT LAKE CITY, UT - SEPTEMBER 3: Head coach Jim Harbaugh of the Michigan Wolverines warms up his quarterbacks before their game against the Utah Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium on September 3, 2015 in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Photo by Gene Sweeney Jr/Getty Images)

Jim Harbaugh and Art Briles are teaming up for a summer recruiting camp

Who would've thought these two would become coaching allies?

Remember when everyone — especially the SEC — was upset that Jim Harbaugh hosted spring football practices for a week at the recruiting hotbed IMG Academy in Florida? Well the second-year Michigan head coach looks like he isn't done making people angry with his latest announcement. On Thursday, Harbaugh announced that he would be joining forces with Baylor head coach Art Briles, and the two will be hosting a recruiting camp in Waco, Tx.

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Where did this new friendship come from, you're probably thinking? The two head coaches spent some time together earlier this month when Briles went to Ann Arbor during Baylor's spring break and served as a keynote speaker for one of Michigan's coaches clinics. Briles, who spoke with ESPN after Baylor's Pro Day this week, said that despite what it may look like from the outside, Harbaugh's ego is nonexistent.

"It was really refreshing, because he's very humble. No ego. It was really refreshing," Briles said via ESPN.com. "I'd never really been around him, so I was intrigued like everybody else. He's just like me: He loves football and he's very passionate about it, and he's only concerned about what helps his guys."

Given the prominence of the state of Texas recruiting-wise, and having a dynamic guy like Harbaugh in Baylor, the camp will probably turn out to be a huge success.

[H/T: ESPN]