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01-26-2008, 04:09 AM #21
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Re: Behind the scene's look at the Ravens interview process with Coach J. Harbaugh.
You've got to admit that there is a 'feel good factor' to the final choice.
We may all be proved wrong - I hope not. However, the fact that many HOF HC's are from a special teams background makes me feel even better about Harbaugh's appointment.
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01-26-2008, 08:25 AM #22
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Re: Behind the scene's look at the Ravens interview process with Coach J. Harbaugh.
UKRaven,
I believe this is called the honeymoon period.
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01-26-2008, 08:27 AM #23
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Re: Behind the scene's look at the Ravens interview process with Coach J. Harbaugh.
This was an excellent read. As far as giving more details about other candidates who were or were not interviewed, who was number 3, what happended with Jason Garrett, is not important now. Some details will be left out to protect the privacy of others. I think the Ravens have been as up front as possible about their process and anyone who now thinks that Ozzie wasn't in agreement with the hiring is just plain wrong. I am excited about the direction of the team and I will be interested in all of the hirings going forward. I think that the experience of our 2 coordinators will give our new coach the resources needed to make sound football decisions and I think you will see a noteable difference in the preparation of this team.
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