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I recall reading that prior to going to Michigan Harbaugh said the most enjoyable stint in his coaching career was when he coached USD. Who wouldn't love living and coaching minutes from the beach?

To be fair, I'd think a lot of coaches would find the relative anonymity of coaching in Division II more enjoyable than the bullshite that comes with major college football and the NFL.

Chicago has beaches, too.

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Posted by POTUS2024

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Posted on 1/9/24 at 5:17 pm to nvasil1

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Chicago has beaches, too.

If it's on a lake, it doesn't qualify.

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Posted by OleVaught14

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Posted on 1/9/24 at 5:54 pm to GoGators1995

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living in San Diego

Would be one heck of a commute

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Posted by BTRDD

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Posted on 1/9/24 at 6:02 pm to ChiGator

I remember one play where Harbaugh changed the play and Ditka went berserk. I though Ditka was being an @sshole over that.

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Posted by tigerpimpbot

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Posted on 1/9/24 at 6:04 pm to ChiGator

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Honesty, I don’t think money matters that much. He wants to go to the NFL

People on the spectrum don’t care much about money and whatnot. And I say that from a place of love and understanding.

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Posted by Atari

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Posted on 1/9/24 at 8:16 pm to JimTiger72

If i thought I had what it took to turn around a franchise, I'd rather win in Chicago than in San Diego.

If I'm looking to coast and just 1/2 arse a job and still maybe win regardless I'm going to San Diego.

Granted I've never lived on the west coast, but I've lived in New York, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City, Austin and Houston. For me Chicago is my favorite city (7-8 months out of the year).

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