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Stanford hopeful Harbaugh will stay

The Columbian
Published: December 6, 2010, 12:00am

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Stanford athletic director Bob Bowlsby says he had made an offer to sweeten coach Jim Harbaugh’s contract and is hopeful he will accept it.

Bowlsby spoke Sunday after the fifth-ranked Cardinal (11-1) accepted a bid to play in the Orange Bowl against Virginia Tech.

He says he has given Harbaugh a contract proposal and that Harbaugh has indicated he will accept it. Harbaugh has four years remaining on his current deal.

Harbaugh’s name has been mentioned as a possible NFL coach or for higher-profile college jobs, including his alma mater of Michigan if the Wolverines decide to fire Rich Rodriguez.

Harbaugh has said he will not talk about other jobs.

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