U-M's Harbaugh: Not sure I'm improving as a coach
By Mark Snyder, Detroit Free Press
Even though you've proved something before, that's the very nature of football playing or coaching. You could have proved something 1,000 times before. You could prove it again, but now that's all that matters.
By Mark Snyder, Detroit Free Press
Even though you've proved something before, that's the very nature of football playing or coaching. You could have proved something 1,000 times before. You could prove it again, but now that's all that matters.
- "It's irrelevant no matter how many times you prove something. This is the only time that matters."
He also refused to take credit for the those revivals at the various stops, even though he was the common thread in all of them.
"Saying 'Jim flipped it at Stanford' makes it sound like a personal accomplishment, which it wasn't," Harbaugh told Feldman. "It was a team effort at all those places. That's the answer. You win as a team. Everybody does a little and it adds up to a lot."
