Coach Harbaugh Stories

The Harbaugh stories were great. It turns out Chase Goodbread has several other articles highlighting Michigan players.

LINK:  What we learned from Shrine Day 1:  RB catches Mayock's eye.

"I thought De'Veon Smith had a good first day. I was impressed with him that, in the passing game at 228 pounds, how quick-footed he was," said NFL Network draft expert Mike Mayock. "He did a nice job against some linebackers in one-on-one drills. When they're in shorts and it's one-on-one pass drills, the running back should win on a linebacker. But you try to look at the skill set, the traits, and what I saw was quick feet and change of direction. And he has that at 228 pounds. He's got quick feet and showed soft hands."

LINK:  What we learned from Shrine Day 2:

Washington Redskins talking to Channing Stribling.

"After our Utah game his first year, he was frustrated with the wide receivers' blocking, so the Monday after the game, he tried to demonstrate on the podium. He gets a little running start, blocks the podium, and the whole thing just falls apart, wood shattered everywhere."

Glad he's ours.

I love you Harbaugh

When did that happen?  I think that's the second time I've seen it post-school, so maybe he chose to nickname himself for the NFL?  Or maybe it's a typo that went viral?  Can't be another NLF player with the same name who's claiming rights...

100% of the time Harbaugh works everytime lol..... Good stuff especially the "Landing the first punch" story with absolutley no moral to it

That's good shit, I want more!!

in the principle of leading by example and learning by doing. Though few of us I believe would find useful life lessons from getting hit by mail trucks and plowing into podiums or getting beat up as a child. The Harbaugh Legend grows daily. And we are simply mesmerized by it all.

 I don't know what the lesson was, but something about getting the first punch in."
 

So good. 

Coming up: Mark Snyder investigative piece into the cost of podium replacements and lack of fiscal responsibility. I don't know what's more Harbaugh: the hamstring or telling an apparently rambling story about punching a person where listeners don't know the intended takeaway.

I'd be willing to bet milk and steak that Coach was married in a tux and cleats.

The best part is that he wears his cleats so much Air Jordan has to give him customized ones with his signature on them. Thought I had a picture but I don't.