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And all will walk out the door afterwards, shaking their heads and saying whiskey tango foxtrot
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You're forgetting that he didn't win the NC last year. That Vikings interview is utterly irrelevant now. His name is arguably one of the hottest names in coaching now.
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Buckeye86
I do not choose to discuss it
your resume is irrelevant if you absolutely bomb your interview, especially if it’s well known your resume is at least partially, to largely, fraudulent thanks to one of the most blatant cheating scandals in the history of sports (has anyone else been called out and suspended in the middle of a season for being caught so openly breaking rules?)
can you imagine how this mouth breather responds to the most obvious and basic interview question—so, what’s going on with all the cheating, Jim?
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Jim Harbaugh to the NFL? Ravens' John Harbaugh explains why brother is widely sought after in league circles
Harbaugh thinks his brother is a program-builder
www.cbssports.com
Jim Harbaugh to the NFL? Ravens' John Harbaugh explains why brother is widely sought after in league circles
Harbaugh thinks his brother is a program-builder
"He may be the best team builder in football right now," the elder Harbaugh said of his younger brother. "Nobody builds a team better. He knows how to put it together, top to bottom."
Just sayin': He is probably the best cheat and liar in college football; and that could transition to a good NFL coach.
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You honestly think that NFL GMs and owners care about cheating in CFB!?! If that were the case then Pete Carroll would've never been hired in Seattle. Literally the year after the Reggie Bush scandal broke. NFL cares if you can make their team better. The cheating concern stops at the college level, if the cheating was done in college. And I'm sure Hairball has had the same weird demeanor and personality his entire career, yet it didn't stop him from leading San Fran to an SB, that's what NFL front offices care about.
Like I said, don't be surprised when he gets an NFL job. I've been saying this for months, and that was before the NC. And even if he were to return to scUM, they're going to be back in this position again
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Buckeye86
I do not choose to discuss it
I don’t think they care about cheating, I think they care about hiring a guy who can navigate basic human interactions, something that Pete Carroll was notably capable of doing.
If an NFL team does end up hiring him, they will be prioritizing other things above this. I’d say the evidence so far, i.e. him not getting a job despite desperately throwing himself at teams every offseason, is that most teams do value not being an awkward weirdo in an interview (who also happens to be a proven cheater).
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knuckifyoubuck
Heisman
Dudes got to be the strangest interview. No doubt he gets a coaching job somewhere. UM is fucked long term, but if we just learned anything, you can bury them and have them in the dirt for nearly 20 years .. doesn't take much to let them back up.
Edit: I'm so salty and so disgusted I can't even put it into words.
Edit: I'm so salty and so disgusted I can't even put it into words.
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CincyInterloper
Hall of Fame
You have a good point. Being good at lying and cheating does seem provide a big advantage these days. I dare say, it may have become an essential skill.
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Seems like there’s more than enough interest this year where some team will say “yea that’s our guy” even if the interview is awkward.
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