Rumor out of Ann Arbor

[michigaNDer#1]

JH didn't go back to AA, but Indianapolis.

 

[BGI User 1596]

Yawn!

 

[zonairish]

and this means?

 

[BGI User 1596]

and this means?

They have been saying that all year long - JH loves AA.

 

[Blickster]

and this means?

Absolutely nothing!

If you look at all the UM boards not one is talking about this topic.

 

[Pennick4]

They have been saying that all year long - JH loves AA.

JH is in love with himself.

 

[BigFellaFan]

You're nuts if you think JH is leaving Michigan at this point!

 

[BGI User 1596]

JH is in love with himself.

I will agree with that but the guy can sure coach at this level.

 

[rojo36]

Dr

JH didn't go back to AA, but Indianapolis.[/QUOTE
Drinking too many brewskis ??? I heard that Kelly is flying to Philly to talk with the Eagles.

 

[michigaNDer#1]

You guys are funny. This was posted immediately after the Toledo Rumor thread.

 

[TurnoverMachine]

Dr

I'll start that rumor. Kelly is such a loser he'll never leave though.

 

[irish4life888]

Indy had "I love Michigan" hoodies on sale. Just saying...

 

[BigBlue111]

JH didn't go back to AA, but Indianapolis.

I see Chuck Pagano just re-upped with Indy for next 4 years. Any more brilliant posts in the pipeline? Can hardly wait. lol

 

[FightingIrish44]

I see Chuck Pagano just re-upped with Indy for next 4 years. Any more brilliant posts in the pipeline? Can hardly wait. lol

The thread was started to make fun of someone who started a rumor thread about Kizer. He threw out an unsubstantiated rumoe just like the other guy. It was much closer to brilliant than idiotic.

 

[perseverare]

JH, like in Jim, cannot pass up a top NFL gig! With luck or Luck in Indy, thatvwould seem almost irresitible for him! Else he sits at the dinner table every Thanksgiving staring at that Super Bowl ring, on his brothers hand!

oh, the pain!

 

[Telx1]

I don't think there are many NFL HC jobs that JH would accept after only one season at Michigan, but the opportunity to reunite with Luck for a team that has underperformed this year would seem a strong pull. I think he stays at UM for four years or so, but will be interesting to see how this one evolves. Ultimately, I agree with Perse that the competitive fire to win the Super Bowl and match his brother will be too strong to resist over time.

 

[romulator]

JH, like in Jim, cannot pass up a top NFL gig! With luck or Luck in Indy, thatvwould seem almost irresitible for him! Else he sits at the dinner table every Thanksgiving staring at that Super Bowl ring, on his brothers hand!

oh, the pain!

A severe case of wishful thinking on your part, but I can honestly say if the shoe was on the other foot I'd be doing the same.

 

[cgvr]

JH, like in Jim, cannot pass up a top NFL gig! With luck or Luck in Indy, thatvwould seem almost irresitible for him! Else he sits at the dinner table every Thanksgiving staring at that Super Bowl ring, on his brothers hand! oh, the pain!

He's home,
"When Jim Harbaugh was 9, he was a cocky little gym rat hanging around the locker rooms and athletic fields at the University of Michigan, where his father, Jack, was a defensive coach under Bo Schembechler.

One day, Bo stepped into his office to find the youngster sitting in his chair, his feet propped up on Bo's desk. Somewhat taken by surprise, Schembechler said: "Well, how are you doing today, Jim?"

To which the 9-year-old retorted: "I'm doing fine, Bo. How are you doing?"

Later, to Jim's father, Bo said: "You know, I like that boy of yours. I like his attitude."

http://articles.latimes.com/1986-12-28/sports/sp-1029_1_jim-harbaugh

 

[perseverare]

No, I Actually mean it; really.

JH has to be nutso over that SB ring!

 

[Pennick4]

He's home,
"When Jim Harbaugh was 9, he was a cocky little gym rat hanging around the locker rooms and athletic fields at the University of Michigan, where his father, Jack, was a defensive coach under Bo Schembechler.

One day, Bo stepped into his office to find the youngster sitting in his chair, his feet propped up on Bo's desk. Somewhat taken by surprise, Schembechler said: "Well, how are you doing today, Jim?"

To which the 9-year-old retorted: "I'm doing fine, Bo. How are you doing?"

Later, to Jim's father, Bo said: "You know, I like that boy of yours. I like his attitude."

http://articles.latimes.com/1986-12-28/sports/sp-1029_1_jim-harbaugh

Two losers Boob Schembechler and Jim Harbaugh.