As promised, she called during his practice session and he stopped the practice to answer her call. Still obdurate, Sarah told him they each resided in different cities, she was living in Las Vegas while he was in San Diego, and that they were two entirely different individuals. All this was to dissuade him from disturbing her. She proceeded to clarify to him why their relationship just wouldn't work out. But Jim the charmer wasn’t ready for a no and finally persuaded her to have a lunch with him during the three minute chat away from his team. And after a period of six months, Jim proposed to Sarah in the same parking lot that he first met her.
In 2004 Sarah appeared in a Dockers commercial with both Jim and their children where she was seen making an open service broadcast about dad pants. Jim Harbaugh is infamous for his wardrobe of nearly all khakis; all purchased from Wal-Mart. The Dockers commercial, which was released in early 2014, shows Sarah offering a public service announcement-like message about men’s pants. Jim and the couple’s three children are featured in the video. The commercial was a hit, and the family had a great time filming it together.
He was named James Joseph Harbaugh when he was born December 23 1963 in Toledo, Ohio. Jim Harbaugh is a former American football player who was also the head coach for the Stanford University Cardinal, the San Francisco 49ers and the University of Michigan Wolverines. The University of Michigan is Harbaugh’s alma mater. His father, Jack was also a football coach. Jim attended high school in Michigan as well as Palo Alto in California. After graduating from high school in 1982, Jim gained admission to the University of Michigan and during that time, he was a quarterback for the Wolverines for three years.
Jim graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor's degree in communications in 1986. During his NFL career, Jim played in a total of 177 league games with 140 starts. Out of 3,918 attempts, he completed 2,305 for 26,288 yards and threw for 129 touchdowns. During his time with the Indianapolis Colts, Jim led the team to wins in the 1995-1996 NFL playoffs. His team came from behind against both the San Diego Chargers and the Kansas City Chiefs, and early had an upset win against the heavily favored second seeded Pittsburgh Steelers. These wins garnered him the nickname "Captain Comeback".
The only other player to have this name was Roger Staubach, because of his capacity to win games when his team was behind in the fourth quarter. Jim's dramatic rise through the coaching ranks was crowned with him being selected as the head coach for the San Francisco 49ers in January 2011. Once more displaying a skill to shock a team that was struggling, Jim fitted a punishing guard and stabilized the play of his quarterback Alex Smith, thrusting the 49ers to the NFC West division title before the eventual loss to the New York Giants in the NFC Conference championship game. Jim is highly respected in the NFL arena and considered worth $15 million and also has a yearly salary that is nearly five million dollars.
About being married to Sarah and becoming part of the Feuerborn clan, Jim says it took awhile. “I was the one working, selling myself to them… It’s an incredible family to be in. I’m very lucky.”
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