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Harbaugh brothers wouldn't mind working together,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
NEW ORLEANS - Working separately,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], John and Jim Harbaugh each guided their team to the Super Bowl. They will be on opposite sidelines Sunday,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], John as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens and Jim with the San Francisco 49ers.
Imagine how effective they could be if working together.
At their joint news conference Friday,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], someone asked the brothers if they would consider teaming up if either should be forced out of his current post.
"No question about it," John said. "We've had that conversation in the past. It just never really worked out timing-wise. I'd love to work for Jim. It would be the greatest thing in the world."
Jim,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], coach of the San Francisco 49ers, said, "Definitely, I would work for him."
Super Bowl tradition dictates that the coaches meet with the media separately two days before the Super Bowl. That custom was altered Friday because,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], after all, two brothers have never before coached against each other in the Super Bowl.
Wearing a dark suit, white shirt, striped tie and laced business shoes, John settled into a director's chair behind a Ravens helmet. Jim,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], wearing a 49ers hat, a sweat shirt, khaki pants and running shoes, sat in an identical chair behind a San Francisco helmet.
Calling it "an exciting moment," John ticked off the names of family members in attendance, including his parents. They posed for pictures with grandfather Joe Cipiti on the stage afterward, too.
Jack Harbaugh, their father, was a successful college coach. His sons followed in his footsteps,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but on different paths. There was one time, however, when the routes nearly merged.
"We almost made it happen at Stanford at one time,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," John said. "It would be an honour to have him on the staff. He's a great coach. You always try to get great coaches, and there are none better than Jim Harbaugh, and I mean that seriously. There's no better coach in the National Football League than this guy right here."
To which Jim added,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], "Well, Jack Harbaugh."
The family coaching tree could run even deeper one day. Jim's son, Jay,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], works for John as a coaching intern with the Ravens.
"He's far better than we've anticipated, and I knew he would be great at what he does," John said.
The brothers obviously had a lot of fun with the situation,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], joking with each other and sometimes acting like a comedy team.
Someone asked them to list their commonalities and philosophical differences.
"I would be hard-pressed to spell philosophical right now," Jim said.
"I know he can't spell commonalities," John said, not missing a beat.
Although Jack Harbaugh has received much of the credit for moulding the boys into coaches, the brothers revealed that their mother, Jackie, also had a great deal of influence on their growth into men.
"There is no one in the family who has more competitive fire than my mother. She competes like a maniac. She has just always believed in us, and I think that is the most important thing to me. She believed in me, John,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and Joanie, and took us to games and played catch with us, shot baskets with us, and just believed in us."
"No one would fight harder for us than our mom,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], no matter what the situation was, or teach us how to have each other's back and be there for one another," John said. "We may have been talking football with dad in the basement, but mom was talking about other things. There were a lot of things going on in our world during the '70s,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and Mom was always tuned in on those kinds of things."
Someone asked the brothers whether they considered how they will handle the postgame handshake. Jim Harbaugh enraged Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz for giving him a quick handshake and a hard backslap after a 2011 game, but that certainly won't be an issue Sunday night.
"I've given absolutely no consideration to the postgame hand shake or bear hug or anything else," John said. "I haven't thought about that for one second. Have you, Jim?"
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