The "Jim Harbaugh Maybe Needs To Take It Down A Notch" Thread

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-...hing-jim-kelly

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"Well, [Kelly] was doing a game in San Diego, and I wanted to ask him where he was coming from with those comments," Harbaugh explained. "We went into a room and started talking about it. He said, 'I call it the way I see it.' One thing led to another. I hit him. I threw a couple of punches. Sometimes you have to stand up for what you believe in."

After the punch, Harbaugh knew right away that something didn't feel right.

"I broke the bone while hitting him," Harbaugh said in 1997.

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DRINK AS MUCH MILK AS YOUR LITTLE BELLY WILL HOLD

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I COULD TELL SHE WAS A WINNER ALL THE WAY

http://www.michigandaily.com/sports/...former-players

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It was 2007, his first year as Stanford’s football coach, and during what was meant to be a motivational speech, Harbaugh told his players that he wanted to play in the game alongside them. He wanted this so badly that he informed his players that he wanted their blood on him if they bled during that week’s game.

Offensive lineman Chase Beeler and many of his teammates thought nothing of it. There was no way Harbaugh could’ve been serious. It was a maniacal request, at best. More likely, it was insane.

But in the game, right tackle Chris Marinelli ran off the field with the rest of his offense after a touchdown drive, his arm bloodied. He went straight to Harbaugh to show him.

Harbaugh looked at the blood and did exactly what he said he would. He took his hand and wiped it on Marinelli’s arm. The player’s blood was on the coach’s hands.

Then, Harbaugh took it a step further. He smeared Marinelli’s blood all over his own face like war paint.

Can't imagine how his players would ever get tired of him.

More great Trumpesque theater, love it!

DOES HE HAVE AN AXE TO GRIND?

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Originally Posted by Tim Izzo

DOES HE HAVE AN AXE TO GRIND?

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http://m.metrotimes.com/Blogs/archiv...rel-is-a-stuff

I'd actually like him to go up a few more notches.

I did not know Cracker Barrel still existed.

iirc, its a veritable plethora of so-called meat put under 6000lbs of pressure to form phallus type packages to sell to hungry consumers shopping at the mall.