Harbaugh Remains Mum On Future
Stanford football coach Jim Harbaugh on Wednesday offered no insight to what's next despite word that he met with the San Francisco 49ers to discuss their head coaching vacancy.
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Stanford football coach Jim Harbaugh on Wednesday offered no insight to what's next despite word that he met with the San Francisco 49ers to discuss their head coaching vacancy.
Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh met well into the evening Wednesday with the San Francisco 49ers about their head coaching vacancy, sources with knowledge of the situation said.
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The Jim Harbaugh sweepstakes keeps getting upped by the hour -- with reports that the NFL's San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos are working the hard sell, as well as the University of Michigan.
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"There's no NCAA sport that doesn't have a playoff system," Jim Harbaugh said. "So why not football?"
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Stanford earned a bid Sunday to face the Hokies in the BCS bowl on Jan. 3. The berth caps a remarkable resurgence for the fifth-ranked Cardinal, who have gone from 1-11 to 11-1 in four years.
Now that Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh has had time to study how the Bowl Championship Series works, he has some problems with what he's learned.
After getting blown out in the second half against the Ducks and losing their first game of the season, the 16th-ranked Cardinal look to regroup this week with a home game Saturday night against Southern California.
Leave it to a Stanford coach to quote Ralph Waldo Emerson when asked about his team's dominance.
Next up for No. 9 Stanford is the biggest game in the program's recent history, a see-where-we-stand showdown with No. 4 Oregon and a chance to reach 5-0 for the first time since 1951.
