The Jim Harbaugh-Trump circus is in Bradenton today where the master college football (I’m told) recruiting genius is coaching first base for the Tigers in a game against the Pirates in Bradenton, close to where the Wolverines are holding their spring practice at the IMG facility.
Of course all the Michigan fan boi(s) are lusting over the recruiting geniuses ability to keep his name in the news on a weekly basis, just like his hero Trump. Here’s one – LG & his fan boi friend Levi who have tweeted like 100 pics of their hero thru three innings.
Many fans yell "go Buckeyes!" And "Go Green!" @LGhail responds with "Go home!" pic.twitter.com/17KVwlRQHb
— hot dog highway (@LeviVirgil27) March 2, 2016
HARBAUGH pic.twitter.com/odmzuwGT0y
— LG (@LGhail) March 2, 2016
Of course I’ll hear from Michigan fans that “you’re just jealous.” Or the other one, “Why do you care so much?” Or the one that goes something like, “Wow, he’s really in your head, isn’t he?”
I still don’t get the “jealous” argument. Jealous of what? Jealous that my favorite college football team isn’t coached by a Trump ripoff? I’ll pass. Harbaugh-Trump has gone from tweeting about his sweet parents a year ago to subtweet talking shit to Kirby Smart and fake caring about Monday Night Raw because some recruit in Florida might be watching & think he’s cool.
Of course the Harbaugh-Trump act has been ramped up at the same time as Trump’s rocketing up the polls and about to become the Republican nomination. Jimmy jumped on that bandwagon where you try to dominate the news cycle each week.
This week it just happens to be the football trip to Florida. Next week it’ll be some other fake way for Harbaugh-Trump to make news.
Never forget, Jimmy.
Off and running! Four runs in the first for the @tigers. All from great first base coaching of course! pic.twitter.com/vA2atBfZlN
— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) March 2, 2016
Looking good @CoachJim4UM! 👌 pic.twitter.com/XRAnHmGNu0
— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) March 2, 2016
This was @CoachJim4UM reaction when fan hollered: "HARBAUGH! Get over here!" pic.twitter.com/wJAi1mxZIz
— Marty Smith (@MartySmithESPN) March 2, 2016
