Aside from football, his family and Judge Judy, it appears Jim Harbaugh has two loves in his life: baseball and wearing khakis.
In fact, perhaps the only time he ever leaves those familiar khakis is when he's serving as a base coach.
So it wasn't shocking at all to see Harbaugh, dressed in those khakis, stroke this bomb out of Michigan's softball stadium and celebrate with a dab.
Coaches who talk negatively about players who are having trouble catching on are really seeking comfort for themselves, Tomlin shares.
On the field and the trail, Ohio State's wide receivers are the best of any position group in college football.
Steve Sarkisian fended off Georgia and Alabama to land one of the most sought-after recruits ever. Now he's got to keep him.
A College Football Hall of Fame coach, Tressel's path to the top of college football and then to a university presidency is unlikely to be repeated.
In his young career, Wes Fleming has coached on both sides of the line of scrimmage
Looking back, Petersen shares he's embarrassed on the reasoning he had to leave Boise State and shares "I didn't have a great game plan for my life."
George Kliavkoff says he has major support for the idea of separate autonomy
Jim Mora came back to coaching for arguably one of the toughest jobs in college football, and he's got a really interesting message on why it's important to do things that are hard.