WolvinLA2

August 11th, 2016 at 11:25 AM ^

Props to Urban Meyer (and Larry Fedora) for not being too big of a pussy to say something positive.  That said, it is word association, so when you're afraid or intimidated by someone, your initial association with them isn't positive.  I'd be a little embarassed of my coach for this video if I was anyone other than a Buckeye fan, especially if I'm a fan of Florida, Auburn or Ole Miss.

PopeLando

August 11th, 2016 at 11:04 AM ^

There was an article a few months ago which (light-heartedly) said that Jim Harbaugh is known within coaching circles as a "penis." Someone on here uses that quote as their signature. Something something but he's our penis something something

Wolverine Devotee

August 11th, 2016 at 11:07 AM ^

"Don't have an opinion" -Gus Malzahn

i.e "I'm too much of a coward to say it on the record"

Honestly. Bitter about having to work during the summer for his seven-figure salary.

My heart bleeds.

 

amaizenblue402

August 11th, 2016 at 11:09 AM ^

Just look at the SEC coaches faces when asked how they feel about Harbaugh. They hate him. At least Urban had a positive comment.



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WolvinLA2

August 11th, 2016 at 11:30 AM ^

They are very clearly rivals, there's no doubt about that, but in the bigger picture they're also on the same team.  When it comes to NCAA rules or who gets bids for the playoff or a handful of other things, Harbaugh and Meyer will be on one side and all of those other guys with be on the other.  Not only that, Meyer and Harbaugh have to see each other somewhat often.  

Those other guys have none of that.  They just fucking hate him.

jdemille9

August 11th, 2016 at 11:37 AM ^

No, I think they're just being adults about it, unlike the SEC coaches. You can have respect for someone as a coach and still hate and want to beat them. I hate Urban Meyer with a passion unknown to mankind but I can still respect him as a coach and can recognize that he is one of the top coaches in the game today. 

If Harbaugh has a chance to run up the score on OSU, like he did to USC in 2009, don't doubt for one second that he wouldn't do it.. I'll leave you with my favorite Harbaugh quote...

“I want to put 50 on these motherf***ers”

SlickNick

August 11th, 2016 at 11:14 AM ^

The only one to say anything positive is coach Meyer.....everyone else trys to make coach seem like some kind of outcast. It's hilarious to me the underlying fear alot of these coaches have. You know they wished he stayed in the NFL. For as much as I hate coach Meyer and OSU I do respect that they have a similar love for competition and playing the best competition...unlike the rest of these teams down south who would like to keep cheating in the shadows/signing criminals and having the summers off.

LKLIII

August 11th, 2016 at 11:26 AM ^

When prompted the other day Harbaugh also said respectful things about Meyer too.  So as much as the PROGRAMS hate each other, it seems like the two actually have a cordial relationship with each other.  Time will tell if that continues if/when Harbaugh starts chipping away at OSU Big Ten dominance in real & measurable ways.

As for the SEC guys, it's basically a mixture of truth--Harbaugh IS an odd duck--but also fear/intimidation/resentfulness that he's in the process of upsetting the apple cart.  They have a REALLY good thing going.  Getting paid millions, barely having to go outside of their area to recruit top ranked HS kids, raking in the revenue for the teams b/c football is basically another secular regligion in the South, etc.  

At least when it's Dabo vs. Saban, or Saban vs. Fisher, or Smart vs. Malzhan, it's guys basically in the same cabal. Harbaugh simply isn't a Goold Ol' Boy. He's a Yankee, and an eccentric & aggressive one at that.

 

SBo

August 11th, 2016 at 11:27 AM ^

Malzahn seems like an assclown. Respect for Meyer in having the same reaction when asked these dumb question as Harbaugh to him. They definitely have a mutual respect. 

lilpenny1316

August 11th, 2016 at 11:33 AM ^

We can beat Ole Miss in the CFP semis and Alabama for the title.  That way, all the SEC haters can STFU about how hard it is to play SEC teams on a weekly basis.

CorkyCole

August 11th, 2016 at 1:19 PM ^

Yeah, but that means two SEC teams make the playoffs, which would piss me off for more than one reason. There should never be two schools from the same conference in a four team college football playoff when there's already a conference championship game to decide who's the best of the conference (essentially step 1 of the playoffs).

Other than that, I see the point you were trying to make.

Jgruss42

August 11th, 2016 at 11:34 AM ^

Can anybody imagine Harbaugh dodging this question if asked about another coach?

 

Anybody teaching football would get an enthusiastic response from Jim. Hell, I'm getting enthused just THINKING about his enthusiasm.