[terry]

Harbaugh\'s final Stanford record is 29-21. Here\'s where he ranks among all Stanford coaches going back to Pop Warner:

.842  16-3-0    Clark Shaughnessy, 1940-41
.781  71-17-8  Pop Warner, 1924-32
.601  55-36-3  John Ralston, 1963-71
.585  34-24-1  Bill Walsh, 1977-78, 1992-94
.580 29-21-0 Jim Harbaugh, 2007-10
.577  40-29-2  Chuck Taylor, 1951-57
.574  35-25-7  Tiny Thornhill, 1933-39
.573  30-22-3  Jack Christiansen, 1972-76
.549  44-36-1  TyroneWillingham, 1995-2001
.500  28-28-4  Marchmont Schwartz, 1942, 1946-50
.500  5-5-1      Rod Dowhower, 1979
.471  16-18-0  Denny Green, 1989-91
.463  25-29-2  Jack Elway, 1984-88
.364  16-28-0  Paul Wiggin, 1980-83
.303  10-23-0  BuddyTeevens, 2002-04
.280  14-36-0  Jack Curtice, 1958-62
.261   6-17-0   WaltHarris, 2005-06

The breakdown on Harbaugh\'s record:

Year by year:
2007    4-8
2008    5-7
2009    8-5
2010  12-1

Home   18-8
Road    10-12
Neutral   1-1

Conference      21-15
Non-conference  8-6

Aug-Sept         11-6
October             8-7
Nov-Dec-Jan    10-8

First two years   9-15
Last two years  20-6

By opponent:
San Jose St.       3-0
Sacramento St.  1-0
Virginia Tech      1-0
USC                   3-1
Arizona              3-1
Washington       3-1
Washington St.  3-1
UCBerkeley        2-2
UCLA                 2-2
Arizona St.         2-2
Oregon St.         2-2
Notre Dame       2-2
Wake Forest       1-1
Oregon               1-3
Oklahoma           0-1
TCU                    0-2

Current streaks:

8 game winning streak
7 game conference winning streak
7 game home winning streak
17 wins in last 19 home games

[terry]

Harbaugh\'s final Stanford record is 29-21. Here\'s where he ranks among all Stanford coaches going back to Pop Warner:

.842  16-3-0    Clark Shaughnessy, 1940-41
.781  71-17-8  Pop Warner, 1924-32
.601  55-36-3  John Ralston, 1963-71
.585  34-24-1  Bill Walsh, 1977-78, 1992-94
.580 29-21-0 Jim Harbaugh, 2007-10
.577  40-29-2  Chuck Taylor, 1951-57
.574  35-25-7  Tiny Thornhill, 1933-39
.573  30-22-3  Jack Christiansen, 1972-76
.549  44-36-1  TyroneWillingham, 1995-2001
.500  28-28-4  Marchmont Schwartz, 1942, 1946-50
.500  5-5-1      Rod Dowhower, 1979
.471  16-18-0  Denny Green, 1989-91
.463  25-29-2  Jack Elway, 1984-88
.364  16-28-0  Paul Wiggin, 1980-83
.303  10-23-0  BuddyTeevens, 2002-04
.280  14-36-0  Jack Curtice, 1958-62
.261   6-17-0   WaltHarris, 2005-06

The breakdown on Harbaugh\'s record:

Year by year:
2007    4-8
2008    5-7
2009    8-5
2010  12-1

Home   18-8
Road    10-12
Neutral   1-1

Conference      21-15
Non-conference  8-6

Aug-Sept         11-6
October             8-7
Nov-Dec-Jan    10-8

First two years   9-15
Last two years  20-6

By opponent:
San Jose St.       3-0
Sacramento St.  1-0
Virginia Tech      1-0
USC                   3-1
Arizona              3-1
Washington       3-1
Washington St.  3-1
UCBerkeley        2-2
UCLA                 2-2
Arizona St.         2-2
Oregon St.         2-2
Notre Dame       2-2
Wake Forest       1-1
Oregon               1-3
Oklahoma           0-1
TCU                    0-2

Current streaks:

8 game winning streak
7 game conference winning streak
7 game home winning streak
17 wins in last 19 home games

[tjhsiang]

That can\'t be right... Walt Harris had 6 wins?  Did he actually have 5 wins his first year?

[tjhsiang]

That can\'t be right... Walt Harris had 6 wins?  Did he actually have 5 wins his first year?

[terry]

Yep. Harris went 5-6 his first year. And 3 of those losses came literally in the last minute. So he wasn\'t very far at all from a winning record and a bowl game.

Then the wheels came off the next year, as Stanford went 1-11. And that season actually was worse than that record indicates, if that\'s possible.

[terry]

Yep. Harris went 5-6 his first year. And 3 of those losses came literally in the last minute. So he wasn\'t very far at all from a winning record and a bowl game.

Then the wheels came off the next year, as Stanford went 1-11. And that season actually was worse than that record indicates, if that\'s possible.