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Good point and if that's his angle it's a smart play. Michigan would be wise to continue to pay if they want to beat tOSU every year.ntxduck said:
Remember that Michigan forced him to take a paycut after 2020 (when they almost fired him).DerekJohnson said:
It seems he either prefers the NFL life or he feels he has unfinished business there. Or, he is using this for leverage for more money.chuck said:
I call him a flake because it fits him. I suppose you're right about that though. When he went to Michigan I thought of it as a lifer thing, the job he chose over any and all others. Maybe I shouldn't project that in him. It isn't common anymore.DerekJohnson said:
How is that being a flake? If he was bailing after a year or two, sure. But he's been there quite awhile.chuck said:A lady always reserves the right to change her mind, as a couple of slutty GFs informed me back in my 20s.
Harbaugh is no different. What a flake.
He either still has beef with the AD over that and genuinely wants out, or is gonna use every successful season going forward to milk the AD for every dollar and recoup the $ he lost -
No, I think that there's something to that. It was my impression as well. The "Michigan Man" coming home to bring them back to whatever.chuck said:
I call him a flake because it fits him. I suppose you're right about that though. When he went to Michigan I thought of it as a lifer thing, the job he chose over any and all others. Maybe I shouldn't project that in him. It isn't common anymore.DerekJohnson said:
How is that being a flake? If he was bailing after a year or two, sure. But he's been there quite awhile.chuck said:A lady always reserves the right to change her mind, as a couple of slutty GFs informed me back in my 20s.
Harbaugh is no different. What a flake. -
He was only there because he didn’t get an nfl job, or at least one he wanted. He was a fired coach at that point with a rep to be very difficult with a lack of social skills. He has been flirting with the nfl ever since he took the michigan job.creepycoug said:
No, I think that there's something to that. It was my impression as well. The "Michigan Man" coming home to bring them back to whatever.chuck said:
I call him a flake because it fits him. I suppose you're right about that though. When he went to Michigan I thought of it as a lifer thing, the job he chose over any and all others. Maybe I shouldn't project that in him. It isn't common anymore.DerekJohnson said:
How is that being a flake? If he was bailing after a year or two, sure. But he's been there quite awhile.chuck said:A lady always reserves the right to change her mind, as a couple of slutty GFs informed me back in my 20s.
Harbaugh is no different. What a flake. -
I always forget the 49er stint for some reason. I think of him as jumping from Stanford to Michigan.AtomicDawg said:
He was only there because he didn’t get an nfl job, or at least one he wanted. He was a fired coach at that point with a rep to be very difficult with a lack of social skills. He has been flirting with the nfl ever since he took the michigan job.creepycoug said:
No, I think that there's something to that. It was my impression as well. The "Michigan Man" coming home to bring them back to whatever.chuck said:
I call him a flake because it fits him. I suppose you're right about that though. When he went to Michigan I thought of it as a lifer thing, the job he chose over any and all others. Maybe I shouldn't project that in him. It isn't common anymore.DerekJohnson said:
How is that being a flake? If he was bailing after a year or two, sure. But he's been there quite awhile.chuck said:A lady always reserves the right to change her mind, as a couple of slutty GFs informed me back in my 20s.
Harbaugh is no different. What a flake. -
I forgot how he left the Niners and had to look up his Wikipedia to confirm he was fired.AtomicDawg said:
He was only there because he didn’t get an nfl job, or at least one he wanted. He was a fired coach at that point with a rep to be very difficult with a lack of social skills. He has been flirting with the nfl ever since he took the michigan job.creepycoug said:
No, I think that there's something to that. It was my impression as well. The "Michigan Man" coming home to bring them back to whatever.chuck said:
I call him a flake because it fits him. I suppose you're right about that though. When he went to Michigan I thought of it as a lifer thing, the job he chose over any and all others. Maybe I shouldn't project that in him. It isn't common anymore.DerekJohnson said:
How is that being a flake? If he was bailing after a year or two, sure. But he's been there quite awhile.chuck said:A lady always reserves the right to change her mind, as a couple of slutty GFs informed me back in my 20s.
Harbaugh is no different. What a flake. -
I should've done the same. My memory was that he left the 49er job to go to Michigan. Didn't realize he was fired.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
I forgot how he left the Niners and had to look up his Wikipedia to confirm he was fired.AtomicDawg said:
He was only there because he didn’t get an nfl job, or at least one he wanted. He was a fired coach at that point with a rep to be very difficult with a lack of social skills. He has been flirting with the nfl ever since he took the michigan job.creepycoug said:
No, I think that there's something to that. It was my impression as well. The "Michigan Man" coming home to bring them back to whatever.chuck said:
I call him a flake because it fits him. I suppose you're right about that though. When he went to Michigan I thought of it as a lifer thing, the job he chose over any and all others. Maybe I shouldn't project that in him. It isn't common anymore.DerekJohnson said:
How is that being a flake? If he was bailing after a year or two, sure. But he's been there quite awhile.chuck said:A lady always reserves the right to change her mind, as a couple of slutty GFs informed me back in my 20s.
Harbaugh is no different. What a flake. -
It was described as “mutual”. Wikipedia claimed there was a power struggle between Harbaugh and the GM. IIRC, Tomsula was named head coach after that and it makes me wonder if Tomsula was bending the GMs rat lobbying for the gig.chuck said:
I should've done the same. My memory was that he left the 49er job to go to Michigan. Didn't realize he was fired.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
I forgot how he left the Niners and had to look up his Wikipedia to confirm he was fired.AtomicDawg said:
He was only there because he didn’t get an nfl job, or at least one he wanted. He was a fired coach at that point with a rep to be very difficult with a lack of social skills. He has been flirting with the nfl ever since he took the michigan job.creepycoug said:
No, I think that there's something to that. It was my impression as well. The "Michigan Man" coming home to bring them back to whatever.chuck said:
I call him a flake because it fits him. I suppose you're right about that though. When he went to Michigan I thought of it as a lifer thing, the job he chose over any and all others. Maybe I shouldn't project that in him. It isn't common anymore.DerekJohnson said:
How is that being a flake? If he was bailing after a year or two, sure. But he's been there quite awhile.chuck said:A lady always reserves the right to change her mind, as a couple of slutty GFs informed me back in my 20s.
Harbaugh is no different. What a flake. -
He may have been a Michigan Man going in, but they made him cough up some serious coin to keep his job a couple years back...
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Yah, as competitive and accomplished as he has been I’m sure that he viewed that a real insult to the point where loyalty probably is not a question he feels anything about as far as the Michigan Leadership is concerned… this is now a leverage point or another job that he wants decision for him and I’m guessing he is out the door. I’m sure he is going to want largo guaranteed buyout dollars either way.
5 years, 50 million, 30 guaranteed kind of thing… -
He's gone.
