John Harbaugh talks of finding ‘resilience’ after Ravens firing in Miami University commencement speech
John Harbaugh delivered a commencement speech at Miami University, emphasizing the importance of resilience in the face of adversity. He shared insights from his recent firing as head coach of the Ravens, encouraging graduates to embrace life's challenges. Harbaugh highlighted that tough times can lead to new opportunities and the importance of caring for one another.
- ▪John Harbaugh spoke at Miami University's commencement, addressing the challenges graduates may face in their careers.
- ▪He was fired as head coach of the Ravens after 18 seasons, marking the first time he experienced such a setback.
- ▪Harbaugh encouraged graduates to find resilience and recognize the support from those who care about them.
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NFL John Harbaugh talks of finding ‘resilience’ after Ravens firing in Miami University commencement speech By Ryan Dunleavy Published May 16, 2026, 2:24 p.m. ET Facing a sea of newly minted college graduates, John Harbaugh didn’t hide from a recent experience that could await many of them in their professional careers. “There are going to be tough times,” the Giants head coach said Saturday while delivering the commencement speech at his alma mater, Miami University in Ohio. “You might get a call with some bad news. Maybe about your job. Maybe they will tell you they don’t want you anymore, and it’s time to move on. That happens. In those moments, I hope you will find resilience.
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