mercurynews.com - 1/13/2009
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More than once last football season, Jim Harbaugh took his case directly to the jury. During crucial moments at home games, the Stanford coach would turn to the smallish and incessantly sleepy crowd. Harbaugh would then wave his hands for more noise. His clear message: This team needs louder ...
mercurynews.com - 1/13/2009
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Stanford Coach Jim Harbaugh remains committed to the
school and is "very close" to completing a long-reported...
three-year contract extension, his agent told the Mercury News on Tuesday. Jack Bechta's comments came a day after a colleague of his at ...
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Agent deflects Harbaugh rumors - San Jose Mercury News
sfgate.com - 1/14/2009
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"I would like to unequivocally state that I
am 100 percent committed to Stanford and I look...
forward to leading this football program for years to come," he said. "Due to the complete physical and emotional investment that has been made by everyone ...
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Harbaugh says he's committed
sports.espn.go.com - 1/15/2009
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COLUMNIST: HARBAUGH NEEDS TO SPIT OR GET OFF THE POT
NBC Sports - College Football Talk —
... the day before. Two days after his agent very publicly attempted to shoot-down the Harbaugh-to-anywhere-but-Stanford rumors. So, what in the name of Larry Brown and Bill Parcells is going on? That’s a question Mark Purdy of the Mercury News is asking and seemingly demanding an answer to . Not for himself, mind you, but for the fans of the Stanford program. Purdy wrote that the very fans Harbaugh implores to make noise during home games are the same people who deserve to hear from their coach. And an answer doesn’t seem to be forthcoming from said coach as the ...
IS JIM HARBAUGH STAYING AT STANFORD?
ProFootballTalk.com —
... to National Football Post’s Mike Lombardi in a Jan. 5 column. Harbaugh’s agent Jack Bechta, a fellow NFP columnist like Lombardi, responded by attempting some damage control the next day where he referred to his client as a “hot commodity” while emphasizing that Harbaugh is nearly set to make a major commitment by re-signing with Stanford. Just four days later, though, the news came out that Harbaugh had actually met with the Jets. So, San Jose Mercury News columnist Mark Purdy wants some answers for the Stanford fans about what’s going on. According to the article, ...
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The Wiz of Odds —
... Mark Purdy, San Jose Mercury News: Stanford is too good for greasy. That's why Jim Harbaugh needs to come out of hiding and state his coaching intentions. ...
Which Side Of Jim Harbaugh’s Mouth Is Telling The Truth?
Can't Stop The Bleeding —
... for the New York Jets vacancy, Mark Purdy of the San Jose Mercury News says of Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh, “it appears he is telling the Stanford community one thing (’I love this place and am going to stay’) while telling NFL teams another thing entirely (’If you want to talk about a job, I’m interested’).” ...
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blogs.mercurynews.com 1/14/2009 — So Stanford released a statement Tuesday afternoon from previously silent Coach Jim Harbaugh. Or should I say that Harbaugh had been silent on matters regarding his commitment to Stanford.
He has not been silent in discussions with NFL teams, ...
COLUMNIST: HARBAUGH NEEDS TO SPIT OR GET OFF THE POT
collegefootballtalk.com 1/13/2009 — On January 5, Mike Lombardi of the National Football Post reported that the Jets, Rams and Lions had an interest in Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh for their vacant head coaching positions.
The very next day, Harbaugh’s agent, Jack Bechta ...
JIM HARBAUGH TO THE RAIDERS?
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Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News reports that it’s generally assumed that Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh, brother of Ravens coach John Harbaugh, is likely to get an offer to become ...
Stanford football loses key coach - San Jose Mercury News
mercurynews.com 1/21/2009 — Offensive-line coach Chris Dalman, largely credited for reviving Stanford's long-suffering running game, is leaving the program to spend more time with his family, Coach Jim Harbaugh said Wednesday. "We appreciate Chris' contribution to Stanford ...
Claude Lemieux joins Sharks' lineup - San Jose Mercury News
mercurynews.com 1/20/2009 — once labeled the most hated player in hockey in an ESPN poll was holding court in an NHL locker room for the first time in nearly six years Monday. Only he sounded more like an ordinary dad than a legendary villain. "This is something my 12-year-old ...
