Kirby Smart acknowledges obvious things with Spring Break in Florida

You come in direct contact with SEC fans? In that case, might I suggest a full battery of vaccines for diseases both common and long since believed extinct???

if you're Jim Harbaugh what's not to smile about these days?

What's Smart in the news for-- besides whining?

At this point it time, I don't even know why they bother with Jim any longer. He is, as you say, undeniably Jim, and he can no more stop what he does than you or I could stop being UM fans.

He has gotten into the minds of virtually every coach in the country. I don't know why SEC coaches would want to remark about him. By virture of the bowl alignments, they will face him down the road at some point, and if you think he's trying now, look back in two years and see how many more things he has done. It will be non stop for this man until he hangs up the whistle.

But like you, I don't get why these coaches - not necessarily SEC - but anyone who speaks about the pressures of coaching, and they will ultimately tell you what they will and will not do to get a recruit. They will talk about "not being willing to stand on their head" or some other idiotic thing and you know who they are speaking about. In some cases, I am like our new DT, a name I probably won't be able to pronounce, let alone spell by time he graduates, when referring to the PSU coaches and the fact he overheard them - maybe talking loudly on purpose? - laughing and making fun at what Jim would do to try and get a commitment. He said he was turned off greatly and thought to himself if they would make an attempt instead of settting and ridiculing someone who was proving to be damn successful at this recruiting thing they, too, might be able to get some players. He knew his visit was basically over at that time.

The satellite camps, sots, I think pissed a lot of fellow coaches off, but then again, you had former coaches in attendance foregoing their normal appearance fees due to it being nothing but a fun evening, with proceeds going to charity. When I first learend of it, I thought it was a damn good idea, if done for no other reasons than a celebration of players and coaches alike for all the work that had gone into that particular cycle and I saw nothing wrong if that was as deep as it went. The money raised was a bonus. I am certain a lot of it has to do with jealousy, because accidentally he promotes more goodwill toward his game and does his best to teach and motivate as many people as possible, far more than the majority will do on a calculated basis.

As a player, I think it was mostly his teammates that understood how truly unique this guy was. During the Bo years, nothing came out of that camp unless Bo wanted it to. So when he made his guarantee of a victory over the Buckeyes, I thought, Son, you've gotten yourself into a world of shit. When asked what he thought about it Bo, always as honest as Jim, simply replied, "Well I wish he wouldn't have done it but after he did, I just told our players we had better do all we can to prove him right." That just makes me more aware of how lucky I have been to watch two of the game's greatest and most genuine work for the same team.

But as genuine as Jim is as not wanting to hurt anyone by his actions, I think these coaches should back off. The man has a dangerous competitive streak that you could feel when he was discussing the BYU game that took place when his arm was in a sling. "That loss still stings to this day." I thought, "Damn, Jim, that game took place thirry years ago. .  And then we all saw what happpened.

They have a right to talk all the shit they want. But I am pretty sure they will be discussing him in a different manner after they face him on the field when he has just conducted a clinic on their ass. Game On

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