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A. STANFORD

B. MICHIGAN

C. SF. 49ERS

D. DENVER BRONCOS

 

 
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Michigan
 
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B, please!
 
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I've been assuming Michigan for weeks.  I am, however, intrigued by Kubiak's "decision" to stay in Houston.  I have to think he only stays if there's no job for him in Denver.  This makes me wonder who Denver has lined up.  Oddly, the only place I think he has no place of landing is Stanford. 
 
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I think Michigan is his dream job, being a grad there

If you were casting a coach for a movie Harbaugh would be perfect

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MaineRoad:

I've been assuming Michigan for weeks.  I am, however, intrigued by Kubiak's "decision" to stay in Houston.  I have to think he only stays if there's no job for him in Denver.  This makes me wonder who Denver has lined up.  Oddly, the only place I think he has no place of landing is Stanford. 

 Great Points. I personally think Denver as well.

 
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Hopefully in a Casket after that bullshit 1st half.
 
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Where is Luck playing at next year?

A.  Stanford

B. Carolina

C. Arizona

D. Cinny

E. Michigan

 
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C- I think if he leaves Stanford he will go to the NFL.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Johny_Utah:

Hopefully in a Casket after that bullshit 1st half.

 
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I wonder if he doesn't do the same math that Urban Meyer did with Notre Dame - that going to a midwestern school with unrealistic expectations and a lot of slow, white kids might not be the world's best career move.
 
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The Carolina job has to be at least somewhat tempting, since the Panthers have the #1 pick in the draft.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MaineRoad:

I wonder if he doesn't do the same math that Urban Meyer did with Notre Dame - that going to a midwestern school with unrealistic expectations and a lot of slow, white kids might not be the world's best career move.
I wouldn't say Michigan is a bunch of slow white kids. I mean, their offens is fast. It's their defense that is slow. Or should I say the guys on the field when the offense is on the field as it is difficult to call them a defense.

If Michigan could just get rid of Robinson (def coord), they would be okay. I guess if Rich Rod won't dump him, then he must I guess you could say I am praying that he goes to MICHIGAN!!!!!!!!!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by hockeytown71:

I wouldn't say Michigan is a bunch of slow white kids. I mean, their offens is fast. It's their defense that is slow. Or should I say the guys on the field when the offense is NOT on the field as it is difficult to call them a defense.

If Michigan could just get rid of Robinson (def coord), they would be okay. I guess if Rich Rod won't dump him, then he must I guess you could say I am praying that he goes to MICHIGAN!!!!!!!!!

 
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Denver Broncos....no doubt.
 
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Denver Broncos....no doubt.
 
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Anyone else notice how  Harbaugh  just shoved himself away from the media when asked about his future. It wasn't like they bombarded him with only those questions. Even Andrew Luck handled himself with much more class IMO when asked about his future. Lost a bit of respect for the man the way he handled the question's tonight. But for anyone in Michigan listening to Dick Rod would have to agree anybody other than the Rod would be a good thing. 
 
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Harbaugh runs a pro style offense, so I do not see him staying in college.  The 49ers job seems the most probable to me.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by oddsbuster:

Anyone else notice how  Harbaugh  just shoved himself away from the media when asked about his future. It wasn't like they bombarded him with only those questions. Even Andrew Luck handled himself with much more class IMO when asked about his future. Lost a bit of respect for the man the way he handled the question's tonight. But for anyone in Michigan listening to Dick Rod would have to agree anybody other than the Rod would be a good thing. 

 Keep women reporters off the sidelines and you won't have this problem in the future. 

 
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D ....and so does luck somehow with elway being the mastermind, carolina gets tebow, denvers 1st and 3rd rounders as elway shows luck how to refuse to play for a team
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:

Harbaugh runs a pro style offense, so I do not see him staying in college.  The 49ers job seems the most probable to me.

I's love to see him stay in Stanford and keep the program going in the correct direction however IF he is gonna leave I'd like to see him stay in the BA and go to SF.

Maybe he could still help sell Stanford to recruits if he stays in the BA.

 
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Carolina with #1 pick
The first and greatest victory is to conquer self
 
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Click and Read

Come and build another Bill Walsh type dynasty
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:

 Keep women reporters off the sidelines and you won't have this problem in the future. 

He did it twice to once to Michele Tafoya and then again to the the guy during the presentation of the trophy ( Can't remember who it was exactly). 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:

Harbaugh runs a pro style offense, so I do not see him staying in college.  The 49ers job seems the most probable to me.
This one makes the most sense. He can go to a division that is garbage and his chance for success their should be much higher IMO...
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