Twenty-seven years after that seminal moment in his life, Ray Goff still remembers the deep sadness he felt when he lost the most prestigious coaching job he ever had at the school he loved. It was the ultimate gut punch for the proud Georgia alumnus who once built a reservoir of good memories as a star quarterback for Vince Dooley. But the same man who once gave him his marching orders on the field during the ‘70s also handed him his walking papers in November 1995, ending a seven-year tenure with the Bulldogs that featured only three winning seasons.
Jim Harbaugh's success at his alma mater − Michigan football − a rarity in evolving sport
