[BostonCard]

Not that Harbaugh, the other one...

https://twitter.com/CamInman/status/655096284567592960

I like his answer... "Obviously, no"

BC

[BostonCard]

Not that Harbaugh, the other one...

https://twitter.com/CamInman/status/655096284567592960

I like his answer... "Obviously, no"

BC

[stupac2]

Well, it is pretty obvious. The idea that someone would rather be coaching at USC than with a good team in the NFL (though the Ravens are having a down year...) is ludicrous on face, especially without any connection to the school.

[stupac2]

Well, it is pretty obvious. The idea that someone would rather be coaching at USC than with a good team in the NFL (though the Ravens are having a down year...) is ludicrous on face, especially without any connection to the school.

[OutsiderFan]

It is preposterous.  There is a reason no Super Bowl winning coach has ever left the NFL for a college job.  Just another example of USC hubris. 

[OutsiderFan]

It is preposterous.  There is a reason no Super Bowl winning coach has ever left the NFL for a college job.  Just another example of USC hubris. 

[BostonCard]

It is preposterous.  There is a reason no Super Bowl winning coach has ever left the NFL for a college job.  Just another example of Under Stanford Control hubris.

Bill Walsh to Stanford.  True, he had been out of coaching for a few years, but still...

BC

[BostonCard]

It is preposterous.  There is a reason no Super Bowl winning coach has ever left the NFL for a college job.  Just another example of Under Stanford Control hubris.

Bill Walsh to Stanford.  True, he had been out of coaching for a few years, but still...

BC

[stupac2]

[quote author=OutsiderFan link=topic=13208.msg135097#msg135097 date=1445030214]
It is preposterous.  There is a reason no Super Bowl winning coach has ever left the NFL for a college job.  Just another example of Under Stanford Control hubris.

Bill Walsh to Stanford.  True, he had been out of coaching for a few years, but still...

BC
[/quote]

Well then he didn't leave the NFL for a coaching job. He left the NFL for retirement, and then retirement for a college job.

[stupac2]

[quote author=OutsiderFan link=topic=13208.msg135097#msg135097 date=1445030214]
It is preposterous.  There is a reason no Super Bowl winning coach has ever left the NFL for a college job.  Just another example of Under Stanford Control hubris.

Bill Walsh to Stanford.  True, he had been out of coaching for a few years, but still...

BC
[/quote]

Well then he didn't leave the NFL for a coaching job. He left the NFL for retirement, and then retirement for a college job.