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conns7901

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:01 pm

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Scorehead have you made that list of successful college coaches in the NFL yet?

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:02 pm

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Spaulding wrote:

In his 50K shower. No he is not hot - not always important - but it wouldn't matter in this case. And don't say that like I'm some dumbass broad. You have enough people on your case you don't need me and my ire.

I thought I told you not to tell anyone about my $50K shower?
No, I said Jim's hot because I think he's hot.
Why do you "hate" Jim Harbaugh? That is a strong sentiment for a football coach, right?
You should know by now that I don't take this board as serious as some others. Take it easy.
Happy New Year and all...

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Spaulding

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:04 pm

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It wasn't really a fair statement and we've never been jokey before. Sorry if I took it the wrong way, you are mostly okay with me.

I have a few crushes but it's not like that is how I form most of my opinions. I don't choose teams based on uniforms.

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jimmypasta

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:05 pm

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Spaulding wrote:

I have 2 ires and 1 knows.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:06 pm

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conns7901 wrote:

Scorehead have you made that list of successful college coaches in the NFL yet?

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Thats a tall assignment that I dont have time for right now. But I would guess that nearly every successful NFL coach coached at the D1 college level at some point.

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Spaulding

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:06 pm

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Harbaugh is and always has been a screamy yelly assbag shit stirrer. He was a whiny crybaby that blamed his teammates a lot and wasn't really that good of a qb.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:07 pm

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Spaulding wrote:

Ok. I certainly didnt mean it the way you took it.

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jimmypasta

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:08 pm

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Spaulding wrote:

Harbaugh is and always has been a screamy yelly assbag shit stirrer. He was a whiny crybaby that blamed his teammates a lot and wasn't really that good of a qb.

Still,he was one dropped endzone pass from a super bowl. Also,he wasn't that bad with the Bears,but I'm going by my hazy memory,too lazy to check stats.

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RFDC

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:14 pm

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I don't remember Harbaugh blaming his teammates. But I do remember Ditka chewing on his ass a lot. :lol:

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Spaulding

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:15 pm

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I loved when he got yelled at. Only good part.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:19 pm

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Spaulding wrote:

Harbaugh is and always has been a screamy yelly assbag shit stirrer. He was a whiny crybaby that blamed his teammates a lot and wasn't really that good of a qb.

I've not heard that. Good leaders are generally guys who are vocal & will call out guys who are slacking & not pulling their weight. Nearly every QB fits your desciption. What I know is that Harbaugh has earned a lot of credibility & respect in recent years at SD State & Stanford.
Sometimes great leaders of Men are screamy yelly assbags. There is quite a long list of them from Woody Hayes to Bo Schembechler, Bear Bryant, Nick Saban, George Halas, John Madden, Vince Lombardi, & hundreds of others.

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Spaulding

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:23 pm

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I missed the great leader of men in the 90's then. Michigan has pretty much turned their back on him.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 1:38 am

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Spaulding wrote:

I missed the great leader of men in the 90's then. Michigan has pretty much turned their back on him.

The Maze & Blue should have hired Harbaugh instead of Rich Rod. Perhaps he'll replace Rodriguez when Rich gets fired in a year or 2?

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rogers park bryan

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 8:31 am

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Spaulding wrote:

Harbaugh is and always has been a screamy yelly assbag shit stirrer. He was a whiny crybaby that blamed his teammates a lot and wasn't really that good of a qb.

So you were in favor of Tomczak back then?

I loved Harbaugh because he wasnt Tomczak. Dont remember the whiny part, but I was young.

He's been pretty successful in college.

Id take him over Shannahan

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Aggravated Sox Fan Bob

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:28 am

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Spaulding wrote:

I missed the great leader of men in the 90's then. Michigan has pretty much turned their back on him.

Michigan gets a new A.D. in September....Harbaugh is destined for the Michigan job unless Rich Rod turns this debacle around....and SOON.

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Aggravated Sox Fan Bob

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:29 am

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Scorehead wrote:

Spaulding wrote:

I missed the great leader of men in the 90's then. Michigan has pretty much turned their back on him.

The Maze & Blue should have hired Harbaugh instead of Rich Rod. Perhaps he'll replace Rodriguez when Rich gets fired in a year or 2?

Book it, Scorehead.

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Aggravated Sox Fan Bob

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:33 am

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This dumb ass "Organizational Meeting" between Angelo and Lovie should be great fodder for Boers and Bernstein.
Meeting of the Mopes.....Get Philips, Mike and the Old Lady in there, too!

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Bucky Chris

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:39 am

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Scorehead wrote:

I'm a huge fan of Harbaughs coaching style & philosophy. The guy is a natural born leader & yes, he has plenty of fire & passion. I watched 4 or 5 Stanford games this year & this guy can coach. He grew up around the game & has been a winner at every level. He is the hottest coach in D1 college football right now & he wont be at Stanford much longer.
When Stanford played USC this year, he ran the score up on Pete Carrol which gives Harbaugh additional bonus points in my book...& he went for 2 when leading big near the end of the game in an attempt to score 50 points.
Even more strange & entertaining though was when he called the old Michigan power running play 14 times in a row during the USC game. Bo would have been proud!
If you don't like excitable coaches who are all over the sideline high fiving & butt slapping then he's probably not the guy for you, but he is an incredibly intelligent guy & his success at SD State & Stanford is garnering him a lot of national attention.

Easily the funniest thing I've seen in awhile.

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rogers park bryan

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:09 am

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Chris in St. Charles wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

Easily the funniest thing I've seen in awhile.

After that he questioned how many SD State games RFDC watched when Harbaugh was there

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 11:46 am

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Chris in St. Charles wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

Easily the funniest thing I've seen in awhile.

WTF is so funny about watching a few Stanford football games???

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