JH's favorite place he's lived?

6 kids - he's either Catholic or a horn dog.

Is it just me or is this the funniest thing you've seen in weeks?

That was not the only reason, c'mon! He mentions Bo by name twice and said other flattering things about his time in Ann Arbor. He added Iowa City as an afterthought. Answered Ann Arbor right away when she asked which was his favorite. 

The intensity is palpable even in that fluff interview.

You feel like he is on the verge of lashing out at the interviewer, "WHY THE %)#@ ARE YOU ASKING ME THESE %(#)@ING QUESTIONS WHEN I COULD BE BREAKING DOWN SOME M%)#@$#F$)#ING FILM FOR NEXT WEEK"S M$)&@#$#@*ING GAME!" but someone off camera is telling him, "Keep it under control Jimmy.  You can do this."

Insiders have stressed that his wife is on board with coming to Ann Arbor.

Pretty sure my wife would move to pretty much anywhere for $8 million per year.

And if his dream is to coach Michigan, and she shoots it down for her own selfish reasons, then maybe Jim should just come to A2 alone.  I'm sure he'll be able to find someone more agreeable. 

/although personally I think this whole "wife won't leave CA" business is BS.  He's a coach, they move.  A lot.

because it's the person who you want to be with, not the location.

Locations are nice, but it's not everything. I'm a single guy, but if I found the the proverbial "one" I'd move. It's be hard because Ann Arbor has been home for my entire life and my family's here. But you do what you have to do.

My sister-in-law has followed my brother from Milan to Evansville, Indiana to now Belleville, IL(he works in St. Louis). He probably has a few more stops in him as he climbs the corporate ladder. They have been married two years.

worked out wonderfully.  my mgobride does not miss socal at all.  she (and i) miss sushi and our friends of course, but that's about it. 

I totally agree.  My wife would have moved back to Australia after 2 moves, you clearly have a good match there.

But, for some reason, I envision Harbaugh's wife telling him with great sincerity how she feels, followed by several seconds of silence as he looks thoughtful.  Then he looks up and says "I'm sorry, what was that? I was thinking about me."

He's clearly not like the rest of us (thank goodness).

I'm pretty sure it's this guy:

That part was amazing

He broke a leg, but you should've seen the damage done to the mail truck.