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January 7, 2011
Jim Harbaugh Expected To Sign Five Year Contract With San Francisco 49ers
Jim Harbaugh is reportedly about to sign a five year deal to become head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.
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January 7, 2011
Stanford Cardinal Favorite For Jim Harbaugh Over San Francisco 49ers
Jim Harbaugh is leaning toward returning to the Stanford Cardinal and reuniting with Andrew Luck for the chance to compete for a national championship. The Cardinal have an offer higher than that of the San Francisco 49ers, and the Niners aren't expected to raise their offer much higher.
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January 6, 2011
Tony Sparano Will Remain Miami Dolphins Head Coach; Jim Harbaugh Not Taking His Talents To South Beach
Tony Sparano will retain his job as Miami Dolphins head coach, Chris Mortensen reports. Jim Harbaugh apparently was disillusioned with the role Dolphins owner Stephen Ross wanted him to play in the organization and that he seemed to be just throwing money at him; Harbaugh seems to be down to either the Stanford Cardinal or San Francisco 49ers.
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January 6, 2011
Stanford Cardinal And San Francisco 49ers Leaders For Jim Harbaugh, Who Is Not Sold On Miami Dolphins
Tim Kawakami and Jason La Canfora seem to believe Jim Harbaugh will choose between the Bay Area football schools, either his current head coaching position with the Stanford Cardinal or the San Francisco 49ers. Harbaugh isn't quite comfortable with the situation with the Miami Dolphins.
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January 6, 2011
Miami Dolphins Cannot Hire Jim Harbaugh Yet; Dolphins Must Interview Rooney Rule Candidate & Fire Tony Sparano First
The Miami Dolphins have yet to hire Jim Harbaugh, because they still must interview a Rooney Rule minority head coaching candidate and fire Tony Sparano, their current head coach.
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January 6, 2011
Stanford Cardinal President Met With Jim Harbaugh; Harbaugh's Decision Not Intertwined With Andrew Luck
The Stanford Cardinal aren't giving up on getting Jim Harabugh. President John Hennessey presented his offer to the head coach before he met with the Miami Dolphins. Don't expect the return of quarterback Andrew Luck to influence his decision though.
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January 6, 2011
Jim Harbaugh Reportedly Accepting Eight Million Dollar Offer To Be Miami Dolphins Head Coach, Tony Sparano To Be Fired
Jim Harbaugh is reportedly on the verge of accepting an eight million dollar a year offer to be the head coach of the Miami Dolphins. Harbaugh would be the highest paid coach in football, both in the NFL and in college.
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January 5, 2011
Jim Harbaugh To Receive Sales Pitch From Miami Dolphins Owner Steve Ross
Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross has flown to the West Coast to make an offer to Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh to replace Tony Sparano. Harbaugh is in deep discussions with the San Francisco 49ers for their head coaching vacancy.
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January 5, 2011
Dave Brandon Provides Death Blow To Jim Harbaugh To Michigan Dreams
Dave Brandon, the Michigan Wolverines athletic director who fired head coach Rich Rodriguez, doesn't believe Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh (the man Michigan fans want to replace Rich-Rod) is coming to Ann Arbor, and instead will go to the NFL.
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January 4, 2011
Jim Harbaugh Being Pursued For Miami Dolphins Head Coach To Possibly Replace Tony Sparano
Jim Harbaugh, still the Stanford Cardinal head coach, is now being targeted by the Miami Dolphins to supplant current coach Tony Sparano. Harbaugh is also a popular candidate for the Denver Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers.
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January 4, 2011
Brady Hoke (NOT Jim Harbaugh) In Line To Replace Rich Rodriguez At Michigan
Brady Hoke, the San Diego State Aztecs football coach (and NOT Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh), is supposedly in line to be the Michigan Wolverines head coach to replace the fired Rich Rodriguez, according to Ryan Ermani of FOX 2 In Detroit. Ermani also says Harbaugh is heading to the NFL.
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January 4, 2011
Michigan Wolverines Head Coach Rich Rodriguez Reportedly Fired; Jim Harbaugh Next In Line?
Michigan Wolverines head coach Rich Rodriguez has been fired by athletic director Dave Brandon. Is Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh going to take his place in Ann Arbor?
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January 4, 2011
Jim Harbaugh Prefers NFL, Even Stanford To Michigan? Whatever
Jim Harbaugh would prefer an NFL coaching job with a team like the San Francisco 49ers or even a return to the Stanford Cardinal over the Michigan Wolverines, according to a source reporting to the Detroit Free Press. This might just be posturing by Harbaugh to leverage his net worth to Michigan.
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January 4, 2011
Jim Harbaugh Coaching Watch: Contract Leverage Boosted With Stanford Cardinal Orange Bowl Rout
Jim Harbaugh's coaching contract figures to be enormous next year, regardless of whether he's leading the Stanford Cardinal, Michigan Wolverines, San Francisco 49ers
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January 2, 2011
Jim Harbaugh Pursued By John Elway And Denver Broncos; Could Harbaugh And Tim Tebow Coexist?
John Elway, the Denver Broncos legend and future Broncos executive vice president, is looking at Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh as a prospective candidate for the vacant Denver head coaching job. Will Harbaugh be willing to adapt to the style of offense quarterback Tim Tebow flourishes in?
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January 1, 2011
Jim Harbaugh Whispers Grow Louder As Rich Rodriguez And Michigan Routed In Gator Bowl
Jim Harbaugh, the Stanford Cardinal head coach, seems to be in a plum position to leverage for the best possible contract from the Michigan Wolverines, especially if they decide to let go of Rich Rodriguez after their atrocious performance in the 2011 Gator Bowl, losing 52-14 to the Mississippi St. Bulldogs.
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December 31, 2010
Jim Harbaugh, Rich Rodriguez, And The Future Of Michigan Wolverines Football: A Conversation With Brian Cook
Rumors are circulating that Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh will head to the Michigan Wolverines after the Orange Bowl, replacing Rich Rodriguez. I discuss with Brian Cook of MGoBlog the ramifications of Harbaugh getting hired and what it means for the future of Michigan football.
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December 30, 2010
Jim Harbaugh Believed To Be Next Michigan Wolverines Head Coach, According To NFL GMs and Experts
Jim Harbaugh is expected by many trusted sources and general managers around the NFL to leave the Stanford Cardinal after the Orange Bowl to head to Ann Arbor to take the Michigan Wolverines job from Rich Rodriguez, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN and Jason La Canfora of NFL.com.
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December 30, 2010
Jim Harbaugh, Bob Bowlsby Not On Same Page? Stanford Coach Disputes Athletic Director's Claims
Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh and athletic director Bob Bowlsby seem to be struggling to stay on the same page with regards to Harbaugh's future in Palo Alto. Bowlsby believes Harbaugh will accept Bowlsby's new contract offer, and Harbaugh has implicitly denied such claims.
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December 27, 2010
Jim Harbaugh Coaching Watch: Did Jed York Fire Mike Singletary To Offer Stanford Coach The 49ers Job?
Did San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York fire Mike Singletary a week early?
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December 27, 2010
Jim Harbaugh Coaching Watch: What Will Happen To Rich Rodriguez In Michigan?
Head coach Jim Harbaugh of the Stanford Cardinal has been widely rumored for the Michigan Wolverines job. Will Michigan athletic director Dave Brandon decide to get rid of the incumbent Rich Rodriguez after they play their bowl game?
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December 22, 2010
Jim Harbaugh Coaching Watch: Reuniting With Andrew Luck With The Carolina Panthers?
Could Stanford Cardinal head coach Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Andrew Luck be a package deal to replace Carolina Panthers head coach John Fox and quarterback Jimmy Clausen if they land the number one draft pick?