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Harbaugh refuses to name next week’s starter

Nov 25, 2012 at 7:00 PM--


NOTES AND QUOTES FROM THE 49ERS WIN -Jim Harbaugh, unbelievably, would not declare Colin Kaepernick the starter for next Sunday's game in St. Louis. "We'll look at the game and make a decision." As Chad Johnson would say, "Child, please." -The 49ers misfires in the first half, included calling timeouts early, a delay-of-game penalty and [...]
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