Chargers' Jim Harbaugh faces Raiders' Pete Carroll in meeting of frenemies
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Chargers' Jim Harbaugh faces Raiders' Pete Carroll in meeting of frenemies
"They are both energetic and entertaining football lifers. They have made their marks over the past few decades as high-profile coaches, both in college and in the NFL. They have won at almost every stop, lifting every team. I bet we could have been really good friends, Harbaugh said of Carroll. Harbaugh and the Chargers and Carroll and the Raiders meet on Monday night in Las Vegas, a chance to renew an acquaintance that goes back years,"
"Harbaugh's journey from his start as an assistant coach with the then-Oakland Raiders to the University of San Diego to Stanford to the San Francisco 49ers to Michigan to the Chargers has been a lengthy one, following a standout career as a college and NFL quarterback, including with the Chargers. Carroll's trek has been equally fascinating, from a halting start with the New York Jets to the New England Patriots to a career rejuvenation with USC that featured a 97-19 record over nine seasons"
Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll are portrayed as energetic, long-serving football lifers who have succeeded at high levels in both college and the NFL. The two coaches now face each other as AFC West rivals when Harbaugh’s Chargers meet Carroll’s Raiders in Las Vegas. Harbaugh is in his second season with the Chargers at 61; Carroll, 73, is in his first with the Raiders. Harbaugh’s coaching path traces from an assistant role with the then-Oakland Raiders through San Diego, Stanford, the 49ers and Michigan. Carroll’s career includes stops with the Jets and Patriots, a dominant USC run and a Super Bowl with Seattle. Past meetings included heated Stanford-USC contests and mutual competitive respect.
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