PLAYING HISTORY
Jim Harbaugh played under Bo Schembechler at Michigan.
He played for four NFL Teams as the starting quarterback. He
played for Chicago Bears from 1987-1983 then played for Indianapolis
Colts from 1994-1997, then played for the Baltimore Ravens in 1999, then
played for the San Diego Chargers.
Jack Harbaugh, his
dad, had been assistant coach for Michigan State and Stanford. Jim
Harbaugh also had been Michigan's starting Quarterback when his dad was assistant coach there.
San Diego: 2004-2006
He started coaching San Diego in 2004. In their
first season they went 7-5. The next season they went 11-1 to win the
Pioneer League Championship. In his last year he coached their they were
11-1 to win the Pioneer League Championship two consecutive years.
Stanford: 2006-2010
Jim started coaching Stanford in the December of 2006.
His father Jack, had been Defensive Coordinator from 1980-1981. Stanford
and USC had been rivals for a while. When Jim coached his first year at
Stanford in 2007 they beat the #1 USC 24-23. But, in 2008 they lost to
USC. In 2009 the Cardinals beat USC at home 55-21. 55 was the highest
another team had ever scored against them but in 2012 Oregon Ducks beat
them 62-51.
In 2009 Stanford finished 8-4 and were invited to play
in the 2009 Sun Bowl. In 2009 running back Tony Garhart was named
Heisman Trophy finalist and finished second place. Then in 2010
quarterback Andrew Luck was a Heisman Trophy Finalist and finished
second.
NFL Coaching Career
His first year coaching an NFL team in 2002. He was
Oakland Raiders Quarterback coach. Then in 2011 he became coach for the San
Francisco 49ers. They went to the NFC Championship Game in 2011 which
and lost to the New York Giants. In 2012, 49ers went to the Super Bowl
and lost to the Baltimore Ravens. The 49ers have the Ravens twice and
lost to them both times (The other time was in the Thanksgiving Classic
in 2011.)
As you can see, Jim Harbaugh is an amazing coach. But why?
As you can see, Jim Harbaugh is an amazing coach. But why?




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