Halloween has come and gone, and one of the popular Halloween costumes in the sports world had to be Jim Harbaugh.
It was easy to be the Michigan football coach. All you need is a long-sleeve Michigan shirt, a Michigan hat and a cheap pair of khakis that you can buy at Walmart (that's where Harbaugh buys his). Here are some of the best Harbaugh outfits from around the web. Fox Sports' Colin Cowherd dressed as the coach. Remember the awkward interview these two had earlier this year? You know. The one where Cowherd hung up on him?
This dad and his sons were Harbaugh for Halloween as they attended Michigan's game at Minnesota Saturday night.
These are two great Harbaughs, with a laminated play sheet, sharpie and headphones to complete the ensemble.
How about "Dog" Harbaugh? I bet that dog does a great yelling Harbaugh impression when the mailman comes by the house.
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Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer is retiring after this season.
ESPN's ACC twitter account wants to know who "West Virginia" will hire when Beamer hangs it up. Atlantic Coast Conference Suspends Officials, Replay Officials after Duke-Miami (FL) Finish11/1/2015 Following the crazy finish in the Miami (FL)-Duke game, the Atlantic Coast Conference suspended the on-field officials, as well as the replay official and communicator. In their official statement, the conference outlined all mistakes the officiating crew made Saturday night in Durham, and boy, they really messed up:
The Hurricanes were awarded a touchdown after a crazy, eight-lateral kickoff return with no time left against Duke. Officials reviewed the play for almost ten minutes, and decided to pick up the flag on the block in the back penalty and missed a Miami players knee being down before letting go of the ball.
The conference can discipline the officials, but it can't give Duke the win they should've had. The Blue Devils fall out of first place in the Coastal Division and are tied for second with Pittsburgh. Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler may have been working on Halloween Saturday night, but that didn't stop the crew at ESPN from scaring Herbstreit with zombies from the Eastern State Penitentiary scarehouse in Philadelphia before the second half of Notre Dame-Temple began. He was legitimately frightened. In a play reminiscent of the Stanford-Cal "band on the field" play from 1982, the Miami Hurricanes, coming off their worst loss in its history as a football program and after disimissing Al Golden, pulled off a crazy, 97-yard kickoff return for a game-winning touchdown with no time left against No. 22 Duke, that consisted of eight laterals and an almost ten-minute review of the play to make sure everything was legal and if the block-in-the-back penalty on the Canes actually actually happened. After the long review, the play stood, there was no blocking in the back, and Miami could celebrate their stunning victory over the Blue Devils. |
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