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Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - CardinalSagehen - 12-26-2019
Now that Andrew Luck has retired, Richard Sherman has taken sole possession of the title as my favorite NFL player. Aside from his obvious talents on the field, he has always struck me as witty, insightful, and a pillar of the community off the field.
It has long been known that Sherman hated Harbaugh's guts. But today, we received a bit more color in this article: https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/49ers/richard-sherman-still-has-bad-blood-ex-49ers-coach-jim-harbaugh
Despite having toiled under a coach at Stanford that he felt didn't give a damn about him as a person, Sherman still goes out of his way to support Stanford recruiting, morale and ticket sales. I'm guessing that he does more to support Stanford Football than just about any current NFL player.
For example, earlier this week, our top DB recruit posted this video that he received from Sherman.
[twitter]https://twitter.com/AydenHector2/status/1209647092920045573[/twitter]
Throughout the season, most of us also saw this long hype video pumping up the history and legacy of the Stanford program.
https://youtu.be/DGLXJxEFMuE
With the Seahawks/49ers showdown looming, it seems fitting to take a trip down memory lane with my all-time favorite post-game interview. I never once considered this embarrassing for him - just incredibly entertaining! (Erin Andrews is fantastic here, too, by the way.)
https://youtu.be/yjOkTib5eVQ
Thank you, Richard Sherman, for being an authentic dude that represents and supports Stanford Football like nobody else!
lex24 - lex24 - 12-26-2019
Unique. Interesting. Outspoken, but usual thought provoking. Tremendous football player. Who I suspect will be tremendously successful in whatever he chooses to do after he retires.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - baymeadows3408 - 12-27-2019
Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - Red State1 - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - ColoradoTree - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
I'll eschew the witty retorts and just note that it's clear what you're doing and I thought we weren't supposed to do that sort of thing here.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - baymeadows3408 - 12-27-2019
Another Richard Sherman story for us:
How the 49ers’ Richard Sherman made Christmas special for 174 families in need
Read more here: https://www.sacbee.com/sports/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/article238690028.html?fbclid=IwAR0rh9AeR0Qhv_96F8HG1rvJkpK7RSPRSaGIF0GzwZdE0GBkRh2syRXljvQ#storylink=cpy
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - OL84 - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 08:46 AM)ColoradoTree Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
I'll eschew the witty retorts and just note that it's clear what you're doing and I thought we weren't supposed to do that sort of thing here.
I was really down on RS after the Crabtree incident, which was classless to say the least. But one mistake does not define any of us, and he clearly one of the most thoughtful, interesting, outspoken, entrepreneurial, charitable and talented players ever in the NFL. He makes the game better and more interesting on and off the field. Respect.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - FarmBoy - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
Please provide examples.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - yvonne - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
How ya doin' Skip?
He's still "better at life" than you!
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - Red State1 - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 10:34 AM)yvonne Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
How ya doin' Skip?
He's still "better at life" than you!
LOL! Yeah, that was one of them that I recall. Ridiculous comment. Sherman is better at football. Football is not life.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - Nan3cy - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 11:27 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 10:34 AM)yvonne Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
How ya doin' Skip?
He's still "better at life" than you!
LOL! Yeah, that was one of them that I recall. Ridiculous comment. Sherman is better at football. Football is not life.
But as others have pointed out in this thread, he does a lot more than play football.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - yvonne - 12-27-2019
As he said, Richard Sherman is one of the top in his profession and has a degree from one of the finest universities in the world Skip Bayless, not so much.
(12-27-2019, 11:34 AM)Nan3cy Wrote:(12-27-2019, 11:27 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 10:34 AM)yvonne Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 06:29 AM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Richard Sherman's e-mail as part of a listserv thread about a Valentine's Day tradition and political correctness remains my favorite story about him: https://deadspin.com/richard-shermans-email-to-his-stanford-dorm-is-priceles-922762394
His advice (which I will sanitize to "Adapt, don't complain") can be applied to many facets of life...
Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
How ya doin' Skip?
He's still "better at life" than you!
LOL! Yeah, that was one of them that I recall. Ridiculous comment. Sherman is better at football. Football is not life.
But as others have pointed out in this thread, he does a lot more than play football.
Here's one of the latest. When he was in Seattle, he had done the same for a Tacoma school. Here's his foundation. Oh, did I mention that Richard is the 49ers' nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, an award that goes to the best player on and off the field? Yep, Richard Sherman is pretty good at life.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - jonnyss - 12-27-2019
i think richard's great. i'm disappointed to hear the details about harbaugh. i thought richard had a right to be angry when crabtree refused to shake hands after the game. i enjoy how richard changes dialect depending on the circumstance (cf both the post-crabtree interview and the dorm email). eddie murphy is really expert at that.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - Red State1 - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 11:51 AM)yvonne Wrote: As he said, Richard Sherman is one of the top in his profession and has a degree from one of the finest universities in the world Skip Bayless, not so much.
Bayless graduated Cum Laude from Vanderbilt University. He's also one of the top in his profession. Check back in 30 years, Sherman.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - BostonCard - 12-27-2019
Skip plays golf with my uncle, specifically because my uncle has never listened to sports talk radio. I still liked Rick better.
Mmm, yellow mole chicken: https://www.rickbayless.com/recipe/chicken-in-oaxacan-yellow-mole-with-green-beans-and-chayote-or-potatoes/
BC
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - 76lsjumb - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 12:09 PM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 11:51 AM)yvonne Wrote: As he said, Richard Sherman is one of the top in his profession and has a degree from one of the finest universities in the world Skip Bayless, not so much.
Bayless graduated Cum Laude from Vanderbilt University. He's also one of the top in his profession. Check back in 30 years, Sherman.
Which, of course, is a profession that owes its very existence to Sherman and folks like him.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - Canalejas - 12-27-2019
Man, between Skip and that baseball whistler Vandy can't seem to catch a break.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - winflop - 12-27-2019
(12-27-2019, 12:18 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Skip plays golf with my uncle, specifically because my uncle has never listened to sports talk radio. I still liked Rick better.
Mmm, yellow mole chicken: https://www.rickbayless.com/recipe/chicken-in-oaxacan-yellow-mole-with-green-beans-and-chayote-or-potatoes/
BC
Skip is by far the less talented brother
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - JustAnotherFan - 12-27-2019
(12-26-2019, 10:09 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:
It has long been known that Sherman hated Harbaugh's guts. But today, we received a bit more color in this article: https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/49ers/richard-sherman-still-has-bad-blood-ex-49ers-coach-jim-harbaugh
"Sherman said his relationship with Harbaugh was irreversibly damaged when Harbaugh expressed anger toward Sherman after he underwent season-ending knee surgery early in the 2008 season. Harbaugh told Sherman he quit on the Stanford team, Sherman recalled. Sherman said Harbaugh told him he would never play offense for Stanford again, despite being the team’s leading wide receiver as a freshman and sophomore. Sherman moved to defense and began the following offseason at the bottom of the Stanford depth chart."
Man, that says a lot to me. I appreciate what Harbaugh did for Stanford football but what a crappy thing to do. Coaches who want kids to sacrifice their health and their future for short-term gains to the coach's career are the worst. Glad Sherman chose to have the surgery and glad he has turned into a Hall of Fame cornerback. "LOB!" Love Richard Sherman!
(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote: Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
I am shocked you don't like Sherman. I wonder why you don't like Kaepernick? I'm sure it has everything to do with their ungrateful attitude, right? You're as transparent as a pane of glass.
(12-27-2019, 12:09 PM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 11:51 AM)yvonne Wrote: As he said, Richard Sherman is one of the top in his profession and has a degree from one of the finest universities in the world Skip Bayless, not so much.
Bayless graduated Cum Laude from Vanderbilt University. He's also one of the top in his profession. Check back in 30 years, Sherman.
LOL, Richard Sherman is a first ballot Hall of Famer. In 30 years everyone will remember Richard Sherman. Who is going to remember Skip? Everyone who likes Skip will be dead in 30 years. Just saying.
RE: Richard Sherman *hated* Harbaugh, but goes out of his way to help Stanford Football - Red State1 - 12-28-2019
(12-27-2019, 07:32 PM)JustAnotherFan Wrote:(12-26-2019, 10:09 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:
It has long been known that Sherman hated Harbaugh's guts. But today, we received a bit more color in this article: https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/49ers/richard-sherman-still-has-bad-blood-ex-49ers-coach-jim-harbaugh
"Sherman said his relationship with Harbaugh was irreversibly damaged when Harbaugh expressed anger toward Sherman after he underwent season-ending knee surgery early in the 2008 season. Harbaugh told Sherman he quit on the Stanford team, Sherman recalled. Sherman said Harbaugh told him he would never play offense for Stanford again, despite being the team’s leading wide receiver as a freshman and sophomore. Sherman moved to defense and began the following offseason at the bottom of the Stanford depth chart."
Man, that says a lot to me. I appreciate what Harbaugh did for Stanford football but what a crappy thing to do. Coaches who want kids to sacrifice their health and their future for short-term gains to the coach's career are the worst. Glad Sherman chose to have the surgery and glad he has turned into a Hall of Fame cornerback. "LOB!" Love Richard Sherman!
(12-27-2019, 06:59 AM)Red State1 Wrote: Another one of these pro athletes that comes across as a good guy until someone is critical or questions his performance, then he's quick to remind them just how ordinary their life is compared to his...just because he chases an inflatable ball around. Kaepernick is another one. I don't like Sherman.
I am shocked you don't like Sherman. I wonder why you don't like Kaepernick? I'm sure it has everything to do with their ungrateful attitude, right? You're as transparent as a pane of glass.
(12-27-2019, 12:09 PM)Red State1 Wrote:(12-27-2019, 11:51 AM)yvonne Wrote: As he said, Richard Sherman is one of the top in his profession and has a degree from one of the finest universities in the world Skip Bayless, not so much.
Bayless graduated Cum Laude from Vanderbilt University. He's also one of the top in his profession. Check back in 30 years, Sherman.
LOL, Richard Sherman is a first ballot Hall of Famer. In 30 years everyone will remember Richard Sherman. Who is going to remember Skip? Everyone who likes Skip will be dead in 30 years. Just saying.
In 30 years I doubt many people will remember Sherman, the football player. People have short memories for once revered athletes. Heck, mention guys like Bo Jackson or Barry Sanders to young people today and they're like, "Oh, yeah, I've heard of those guys". Now, once the jock comes off for the last time and Sherman goes on to have a successful career that spans into his 60s, like a Bayless, then he would have done well at life, at least professionally.
On a side note, I love Sherman's mom. Harbaugh suspended her son for a game in '07 because he threw a temper tantrum on the sideline due to not getting the ball enough. The following week Mrs. Sherman flew to Pullman to support the team vs WSU, while her son was left behind. She's also the one who talked him out of transferring after that season.