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Re: Harbaugh in demand - washingtonismoney - 01-01-2015
(01-01-2015, 05:34 PM)Big Brother link Wrote:When exactly did Jamie Morris and Michigan make up with Harbaugh? I found plenty of articles from 2007 where he said Harbaugh was no longer a Michigan man and no longer welcomed. Fast forward to now and they are buddy buddy. I couldn't find any article anywhere about reconciliation.
Desperation forgives many faults.
Re: Harbaugh in demand - BostonCard - 01-01-2015
That's because back then he was our (Stanford's) Jim Harbaugh and were recruiting against them. Now that he is their (Michigan's) Jim Harbaugh and are recruiting for them, he is welcomed with open arms and a king's ransom.
BC
Why Harbaugh went to Michigan - BostonCard - 01-02-2015
Good article (apologies if it has already been posted):
http://www.si.com/college-football/2014/12/30/jim-harbaugh-michigan-wolverines-head-coach
BC
Re: Harbaugh in demand - yvonne - 01-02-2015
Wow! Wouldn't it be cool if we had an alum who played under a legendary coach come back and lead our team to a couple of Rose Bowls, maybe even win one. That would be so cool! I'm sure alumni would just eat that up. #underappreciated
Re: Harbaugh in demand - BostonCard - 01-02-2015
(01-02-2015, 03:25 PM)Yvonne link Wrote:Wow! Wouldn't it be cool if we had an alum who played under a legendary coach come back and lead our team to a couple of Rose Bowls, maybe even win one. That would be so cool! I'm sure alumni would just eat that up. #underappreciated#unnecessaryhasthags
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Re: Harbaugh in demand - Kathy - 01-03-2015
(01-02-2015, 06:27 PM)ferrari link Wrote:[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=11358.msg109689#msg109689 date=1420245587]#unnecessaryhasthags
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Wow! Wouldn't it be cool if we had an alum who played under a legendary coach come back and lead our team to a couple of Rose Bowls, maybe even win one. That would be so cool! I'm sure alumni would just eat that up. #underappreciated
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Yeah, I hate those hashtags, too.
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Yeah, but how do you feel about hasthags?
Re: Harbaugh in demand - TRD - 01-03-2015
I currently spend a lot of time in Ann Arbor and I'm looking forward to the Monday morning drive into work to hear what the guys on WTKA have to say about the whole Harbaugh back to Michigan thing.
Harbaugh took a shoot at UMich when he was at Stanford saying the academics that Stanford offers are superior.
Re: Harbaugh in demand - Mick - 01-04-2015
(01-01-2015, 05:34 PM)Big Brother link Wrote:When exactly did Jamie Morris and Michigan make up with Harbaugh? I found plenty of articles from 2007 where he said Harbaugh was no longer a Michigan man and no longer welcomed. Fast forward to now and they are buddy buddy. I couldn't find any article anywhere about reconciliation.
My guess is they had a Dan Gilbert - LeBron James moment.
Durkin to Michigan - BostonCard - 01-06-2015
http://www.maizenbrew.com/2015/1/6/7504895/dj-durkin-jim-harbaugh-defensive-coordinator-hire
I'm not sure what his status would have been at Florida, so the move makes sense.
BC
Re: Harbaugh in demand - Bruce Wang - 01-06-2015
(01-01-2015, 05:34 PM)Big Brother link Wrote:When exactly did Jamie Morris and Michigan make up with Harbaugh? I found plenty of articles from 2007 where he said Harbaugh was no longer a Michigan man and no longer welcomed. Fast forward to now and they are buddy buddy. I couldn't find any article anywhere about reconciliation.
"I can trust a cynic and a con man, but I can't trust a hypocrite because the hypocrite doesn't know when she's lying, and that's the most dangerous liar of them all."
Peter Florrick
Re: Harbaugh in demand - Mick - 01-06-2015
(01-06-2015, 06:08 PM)Publius link Wrote:[quote author=Big Brother link=topic=11358.msg109543#msg109543 date=1420158870]
When exactly did Jamie Morris and Michigan make up with Harbaugh? I found plenty of articles from 2007 where he said Harbaugh was no longer a Michigan man and no longer welcomed. Fast forward to now and they are buddy buddy. I couldn't find any article anywhere about reconciliation.
"I can trust a cynic and a con man, but I can't trust a hypocrite because the hypocrite doesn't know when she's lying, and that's the most dangerous liar of them all."
Peter Florrick
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"Through the hypocrisy of men that speak lies, branded in their own conscience as with a hot iron..."
"The signs of the hypocrite are three: when he speaks he lies, when he promises he breaks his promise and when he is entrusted he betrays the trust."
Re: Harbaugh in demand - CTcard - 01-07-2015
(01-06-2015, 11:45 PM)Mick link Wrote:[quote author=Publius link=topic=11358.msg110170#msg110170 date=1420592903]
[quote author=Big Brother link=topic=11358.msg109543#msg109543 date=1420158870]
When exactly did Jamie Morris and Michigan make up with Harbaugh? I found plenty of articles from 2007 where he said Harbaugh was no longer a Michigan man and no longer welcomed. Fast forward to now and they are buddy buddy. I couldn't find any article anywhere about reconciliation.
"I can trust a cynic and a con man, but I can't trust a hypocrite because the hypocrite doesn't know when she's lying, and that's the most dangerous liar of them all."
Peter Florrick
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"Through the hypocrisy of men that speak lies, branded in their own conscience as with a hot iron..."
"The signs of the hypocrite are three: when he speaks he lies, when he promises he breaks his promise and when he is entrusted he betrays the trust."
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While we are reviewing lovely quotations denigrating hypocrisy, let me note that I don't think it is the most serious vice out there, and we all have a bit of it from time to time. I certainly confess.
For example, I am very worried about what football does to men's heads - and very unhappy about what big time college football does to universities' integrity and (for most) financial situation. Nonetheless, I am a h--- fan of the game and spend far too much time on this board and watching Stanford games.
I think that makes me a hypocrite.
Re: Harbaugh in demand - martyup - 01-07-2015
(01-01-2015, 07:54 PM)Boston Card link Wrote:That's because back then he was our (Stanford's) Jim Harbaugh and were recruiting against them. Now that he is their (Michigan's) Jim Harbaugh and are recruiting for them, he is welcomed with open arms and a king's ransom.
BC
The worm will turn. Just wait until they suffer a couple of bad losses under Harbaugh. He might get Pelinied.
Re: Harbaugh in demand - stupac2 - 01-07-2015
(01-07-2015, 07:18 AM)CTcard link Wrote:While we are reviewing lovely quotations denigrating hypocrisy, let me note that I don't think it is the most serious vice out there, and we all have a bit of it from time to time. I certainly confess.
For example, I am very worried about what football does to men's heads - and very unhappy about what big time college football does to universities' integrity and (for most) financial situation. Nonetheless, I am a h--- fan of the game and spend far too much time on this board and watching Stanford games. I think that makes me a hypocrite.
I don't think that's a sign of hypocrisy, I think it's a sign of being rightfully worried about what could happen to something you enjoy being a part of. The people who aren't concerned at all about those things aren't paying enough attention.