Stoops to Notre Dame?

[MajorMike]

Coaches take a step back for their own reasons. Holtz and Spurrier could have both gotten any job they wanted, but both to SC??

And look at Fran when he took a step down to atm from Bama.

[DUNCANownsKOBE2]

Coaches take a step back for their own reasons. Holtz and Spurrier could have both gotten any job they wanted, but both to SC??

And look at Fran when he took a step down to atm from Bama.

IMO this is a little different. He might be taking a step down as far as where the program is at, but he'll have the same high expectations at Notre Dame as he will at OU. Also, like Weis, he won't have all the time in the world. From what it looks like, Weis will be fired after only one year of having a team with only his recruits (at this point though, Weis needs to go, his play calling has been horrible and a team as talented as ND is shouldn't be 6-4 with that weak ass schedule). ND is expecting results quickly, not a long term rebuilding process.

[mookie2001]

1. notre dame plays a pretty salty schedule
2. theyre not that talented

[samikeyp]

I dont see Harbaugh leaving Stanford for ND. It would be cool though.

There are rumblings starting up here at the moment for Harbaugh to come back to his alma mater. If U-M gets blown out by Ohio State, those rumblings will get very loud.

[IronMexican]

There are rumblings starting up here at the moment for Harbaugh to come back to his alma mater. If U-M gets blown out by Ohio State, those rumblings will get very loud.

Be pretty funny if it happened. No way after Rodriguez took about 2 years just to implement his spread offense. Forcier would probably be as pissed as Mallet.


Besides, I want Harbaugh in the Silver and Black.