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Heard from a guy who had to escort both Harbaugh and Kirby Smart a couple years back. Said Smart was gracious, talkative and very friendly. Said Harbaugh was an arrogant stuckup jackass.
He’s just a weird ass dude. Remember his “born on 3rd base” comment directed to Ryan Day? That never made sense. Day was the one who worked his way up the ranks through the GA route. Jim was the one with an “advantage” being an NFL player and son of a longtime college coach. Now, Jim made it to the NFL on his own and backed up his opportunities by winning, but that comment just lacked self awareness.
That comment was based on the team at OSU that was handed down to Day from Urban Meyer. It was after Day said he was going to hang 100 on Michigan. The comment was directed at that. It was stupid comments made by both coaches at the time.
FWIW, Harbaugh was a pretty personable guy after games at PSU. Pretty much every other coach has would go from locker room to bus and get out of town, but Harbaugh would usually interact with the families and fans and pose for some pictures after games.
yeah i don't get why people dislike him. he seems like he actually has some personality as opposed to many cfb who are dull or give off a mean vibe
I do….its because he’s wearing a Michigan shirt. Put Day, Harbaugh, Narduzzi, etc on our sidelines and our fans would think they are great guys. Put Franklin at a rival, and he’d be a jackass.
Likeable maybe. Ethical? No.
For that Harbaugh is what he is.
Staloins is what he is. Jimmah hired him and either assisted or turned a blind eye
This is a classic case where he will reap all the benefits of ill-gotten gains, then leave town to be back where he tried to go before things "turned around" in Ann Arbor, which happen to coincide with some other occurances.
For him to say the UM is "innocent" is simply not true. Did they win on the field? Yes. Should the players be held up as crooks? No. Did the adults let the kids down? Yes.Is Harbaugh a "victim"? No.
I had no strong opiniin on him until The Sleepover. Hopefully his 2nd stint in the NFL aligns with Nordin's career.
For that Harbaugh is what he is.
Staloins is what he is. Jimmah hired him and either assisted or turned a blind eye
This is a classic case where he will reap all the benefits of ill-gotten gains, then leave town to be back where he tried to go before things "turned around" in Ann Arbor, which happen to coincide with some other occurances.
For him to say the UM is "innocent" is simply not true. Did they win on the field? Yes. Should the players be held up as crooks? No. Did the adults let the kids down? Yes.Is Harbaugh a "victim"? No.
I had no strong opiniin on him until The Sleepover. Hopefully his 2nd stint in the NFL aligns with Nordin's career.
You know that statement was made privately at a team meeting and was not meant to be public. It was after Harbaugh (of all people) tried to call out Day for some sort of minor recruiting violation. I would also add that almost certainly it will come out that Harbaugh lied about not knowing anything about Stallions.
Interesting tidbit by Harbaugh
What Jim Harbaugh said at the March for Life
Jim Harbaugh’s views on abortion
Harbaugh, who is Catholic, has spoken about abortion before.In 2022, he told ESPN about encouraging his players to come to him if they ever dealt with an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy with a partner. He said he wanted them to know that he’d be happy to raise the baby with his wife.
“I’ve told (them) the same thing I tell my kids, boys, the girls, same thing I tell our players, our staff members. I encourage them — if they have a pregnancy that wasn’t planned, to go through with it, go through with it. Let that unborn child be born, and if at that time, you don’t feel like you can care for it, you don’t have the means or the wherewithal, then Sarah and I will take that baby,” he said, according to USA Today.
“We got a big house,” he added in the ESPN interview. “We’ll raise that baby.”
Thought this was interesting:
Harbaugh, who is Catholic, has spoken about abortion before.
In 2022, he told ESPN about encouraging his players to come to him if they ever dealt with an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy with a partner. He said he wanted them to know that he’d be happy to raise the baby with his wife.
“I’ve told (them) the same thing I tell my kids, boys, the girls, same thing I tell our players, our staff members. I encourage them — if they have a pregnancy that wasn’t planned, to go through with it, go through with it. Let that unborn child be born, and if at that time, you don’t feel like you can care for it, you don’t have the means or the wherewithal, then Sarah and I will take that baby,” he said, according to USA Today.
“We got a big house,” he added in the ESPN interview. “We’ll raise that baby.”
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