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Hilltoppers avenge earlier loss to McNeese State

Associated Press

Friday, December 20, 2002

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- Jack Harbaugh could hardly believe he was the coach of the Division I-AA national champions. After 41 seasons, the father of former NFL quarterback Jim Harbaugh finally reached the top Friday night. He guided Western Kentucky through a remarkable turnaround to its first football title, avenging an early loss by defeating McNeese State 34-14. The 63-year-old Harbaugh stood in disbelief on the sidelines as the clocked ticked down to zero. "I'm a very average coach,'' he ...

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