[winflop]

Somehow this entire scenario reminded me of a scene from my all-time favorite movie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmxcmpR1GQA

[winflop]

Somehow this entire scenario reminded me of a scene from my all-time favorite movie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmxcmpR1GQA

[jacketree]

I was referencing Harbaugh, although it has now been ten years since his DUI.  I do need to start changing my definition of "recent."  (Seems to be a recurring problem with aging.) The point of course was that Stanford hired a coach with a recent DUI conviction at the time of hire. Not that long ago.  If 8 years isn't that long ago.

I really hope Sarknado wasn't driving!

[jacketree]

I was referencing Harbaugh, although it has now been ten years since his DUI.  I do need to start changing my definition of "recent."  (Seems to be a recurring problem with aging.) The point of course was that Stanford hired a coach with a recent DUI conviction at the time of hire. Not that long ago.  If 8 years isn't that long ago.

I really hope Sarknado wasn't driving!

[CTcard]

I was referencing Harbaugh, although it has now been ten years since his DUI.  I do need to start changing my definition of "recent." 

I am old enough that I am perfectly happy with this definition of recent.

I am not sure if I forgot or never knew about Harbaugh - thus the question.
The  "definition of recent" bit was because the last Stanford coach I could remember with DUI issues was Jack Elway, which would have taken us back 31 years.

[CTcard]

I was referencing Harbaugh, although it has now been ten years since his DUI.  I do need to start changing my definition of "recent." 

I am old enough that I am perfectly happy with this definition of recent.

I am not sure if I forgot or never knew about Harbaugh - thus the question.
The  "definition of recent" bit was because the last Stanford coach I could remember with DUI issues was Jack Elway, which would have taken us back 31 years.