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blogs.mercurynews.com - 1/14/2009
Stanford football: Harbaugh’s statement on the NFL
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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, reportedly, or with recruits: He’s asking them ...
New York Jets speak with Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh about coaching job, will meet with Baltimore's Rex Ryan next
nj.com - 1/11/2009
New York Jets speak with Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh about coaching job, will meet with ...
— nj.com — Elaine Thompson/Associated PressJim Harbaugh is a former NFL quarterback. Add another name to the Jets' head coaching search. The club secretly interviewed Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh, an NFL quarterback for 15 seasons, according to someone with ... (more) New York Jets speak with Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh ...

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mercurynews.com - 1/13/2009
Purdy: Harbaugh should state his coaching intentions - San Jose Mercury News
— mercurynews.com — 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. ... (more) Purdy: Harbaugh should state his coaching intentions - ...

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mercurynews.com - 1/13/2009
Agent deflects Harbaugh rumors - San Jose Mercury News
— mercurynews.com — 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 ... (more) Agent deflects Harbaugh rumors - San Jose Mercury News

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The Wiz of Odds — ... Jon Wilner, San Jose Mercury News: Jim Harbaugh released an 83-word statement saying, "I have no desire to coach anywhere besides Stanford at this time." Three words stand out. At. This. Time. ...

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