Jim Harbaugh Thread - HC Chargers

Originally posted by JustinMT:

Jim Harbaugh wants to overhaul the rules of college eligibility of when is the right time to turn pro and enter the draft, as this letter shows. Baseball and hockey already have changed, and basketball is about to change, and Harbaugh wants to empower the student-athlete. pic.twitter.com/lQLb10H8SR

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 7, 2020

I like this proposal.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by JustinMT:

Jim Harbaugh wants to overhaul the rules of college eligibility of when is the right time to turn pro and enter the draft, as this letter shows. Baseball and hockey already have changed, and basketball is about to change, and Harbaugh wants to empower the student-athlete. pic.twitter.com/lQLb10H8SR

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 7, 2020

I like this proposal.

Translation: Get those f-ing Ohio State players into the league so I don't have to get whooped by them every year

— Thicc Man Inc. Podcast (@ThiccManInc) May 7, 2020

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by JustinMT:

Jim Harbaugh wants to overhaul the rules of college eligibility of when is the right time to turn pro and enter the draft, as this letter shows. Baseball and hockey already have changed, and basketball is about to change, and Harbaugh wants to empower the student-athlete. pic.twitter.com/lQLb10H8SR

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 7, 2020

I like this proposal.

Translation: Get those f-ing Ohio State players into the league so I don't have to get whooped by them every year

— Thicc Man Inc. Podcast (@ThiccManInc) May 7, 2020

Originally posted by TruthHurts:

Originally posted by glorydayz:
Facts

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Michigan fans when Jim Harbaugh loses to another rival or ranked opponent...pic.twitter.com/HUOONYgcIJ

— Wager Street (@WagerStreet) June 19, 2020

The Athletic put together an oral history of Manning's free agency tour in 2012 — before he ultimately signed with the Denver Broncos, where he won his second Super Bowl — which was Harbaugh's second year coaching at the pro-level. That was pre-Kaepernick, as Harbaugh rolled with Alex Smith — a former Urban Meyer acolyte from Utah — so he was looking at all options to make his roster that much better.

According to Manning, the meeting was anything but usual.

"I remember this — I remember weird things — we were leaving to go throw and Mrs. Cutcliffe, who I've known forever, just a sweet lady, she said, 'Would y'all like anything to eat before you go?'" Manning recalled. "It was one of those when somebody offers you, you kind of get the feel maybe she really didn't want to make you something to eat, but she felt like she had to offer, that kind of thing. So I was like, 'No, thanks, Mrs. Cutcliffe, I'm fine,' and Greg Roman's like, 'I'm fine, Thank you for offering.' And coach Cut's like, 'I'm fine, honey.'

"And I remember Harbaugh just said, 'Yeah, I'll have a PB&J.'"

And that was just the beginning. As it got a little weirder, Manning says.

"So he had his peanut butter and jelly sandwich and we went over to Duke," Manning said. "There were some media around Duke. The best thing about Duke, which I didn't really understand coming from Tennessee, is that it's a private school. You got to have a key card to get in, and nobody can just pop into the indoor facility. I used to go back to Knoxville and work out, and anybody could just show up. It's a public facility. At Duke, Cut and I could have intense workouts and not be interrupted. So, we told Coach Harbaugh and Coach Roman that it's private, but still, there are trees out there and he asked 'Could there be people in the trees?'"

As if that's not strange enough, Peyton's older brother, Cooper Manning, was also in attendance that day, and described the surreal scene.

"There was this CIA feel to a football acquisition," Manning said. "Harbaugh and his coordinator went to his workout and watched from his car. I mean, what can you tell from a car?"

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

I have no trouble believing that Harbaugh is a serious PB&J loving kind of dude.

https://wolverineswire.usatoday.com/2020/06/23/nfl-peyton-manning-free-agency-the-athletic-michigan-football-jim-harbaugh/

The Athletic put together an oral history of Manning's free agency tour in 2012 — before he ultimately signed with the Denver Broncos, where he won his second Super Bowl — which was Harbaugh's second year coaching at the pro-level. That was pre-Kaepernick, as Harbaugh rolled with Alex Smith — a former Urban Meyer acolyte from Utah — so he was looking at all options to make his roster that much better.

According to Manning, the meeting was anything but usual.

"I remember this — I remember weird things — we were leaving to go throw and Mrs. Cutcliffe, who I've known forever, just a sweet lady, she said, 'Would y'all like anything to eat before you go?'" Manning recalled. "It was one of those when somebody offers you, you kind of get the feel maybe she really didn't want to make you something to eat, but she felt like she had to offer, that kind of thing. So I was like, 'No, thanks, Mrs. Cutcliffe, I'm fine,' and Greg Roman's like, 'I'm fine, Thank you for offering.' And coach Cut's like, 'I'm fine, honey.'

"And I remember Harbaugh just said, 'Yeah, I'll have a PB&J.'"

And that was just the beginning. As it got a little weirder, Manning says.

"So he had his peanut butter and jelly sandwich and we went over to Duke," Manning said. "There were some media around Duke. The best thing about Duke, which I didn't really understand coming from Tennessee, is that it's a private school. You got to have a key card to get in, and nobody can just pop into the indoor facility. I used to go back to Knoxville and work out, and anybody could just show up. It's a public facility. At Duke, Cut and I could have intense workouts and not be interrupted. So, we told Coach Harbaugh and Coach Roman that it's private, but still, there are trees out there and he asked 'Could there be people in the trees?'"

As if that's not strange enough, Peyton's older brother, Cooper Manning, was also in attendance that day, and described the surreal scene.

"There was this CIA feel to a football acquisition," Manning said. "Harbaugh and his coordinator went to his workout and watched from his car. I mean, what can you tell from a car?"

Originally posted by StOnEy333:
It just never ends with Jim lol

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/georgia-football/nick-saban-isaiah-wilson-alabama-michigan-recruiting-story/
"I was committed to 'Bama for a long time," Wilson said on the show.
So what happened that made him explore other options?
"Nick Saban didn't give me a hug, so I decommitted," Wilson shared.