Bleed S & G
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with heisman contenders at every postion, i got a feeling chuck will take home a title or two, unless they have another "fluke" seasonJohnnyCockfight;877158; said:
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NOTREDAMECHIEF
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Bleed S & G;877182; said:
Darn near 48...
Montana's "chicken soup game ...
A defense that held Earl Campbell to 16 yards..
Rocket...
Those were the days..
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NOTREDAMECHIEF;877148; said:
Betcha it was grainy black and white with subtitles, and had the saloon piano playing in the background...
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holybuckeye33
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NOTREDAMECHIEF;877148; said:
NDC, you set that one up on a tee like a Samarjdazzzfaflja fastball.
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NOTREDAMECHIEF
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MililaniBuckeye;877217; said:Betcha it was grainy black and white with subtitles, and had the saloon piano playing in the background...
Yep, and a VCR tape at that...
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NOTREDAMECHIEF;877211; said:
You may want to watch that ND-Texas game again. It was a great win for ND, but you missed 100 of Campbell's rushing yards.
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NOTREDAMECHIEF
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holybuckeye33;877229; said:NDC, you set that one up on a tee like a Samarjdazzzfaflja fastball.
Yeah, I spent most of last season being a "Dick" over all the Charlie bashing
and have missed just having some fun around here.
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ant80
Think less, feel more.
Weis fights for daughter's cause
Posted: Sunday July 08, 2007 09:52AM ET
Posted: Sunday July 08, 2007 09:52AM ET
Original Story: Los Angeles Times
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AJC
Notre Dame coach still pursuing lawsuit
Weiss says doctors botched surgery
Associated Press
It was a dramatic end to a trial that pitted Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weis against two respected surgeons: a juror collapsed, the doctors rushed to his aid and the judge declared a mistrial.
Some in the legal community thought Weis would then reach a settlement with the two Massachusetts General Hospital surgeons rather than go through a retrial.
But with no settlement in sight, the former Patriots offensive coordinator is heading back to court this week for a second trial in a year on his claim that the surgeons botched his care after gastric bypass surgery in 2002.
Jury selection is scheduled to begin Friday in Suffolk Superior Court.
Weis claims the doctors acted negligently by allowing him to bleed internally for 30 hours after the surgery before performing a second operation to correct the complication. He was in a coma for two weeks and nearly died.
But the Boston doctors, Charles Ferguson and Richard Hodin, testified that routine postoperative tests did not reveal any problems, and that bleeding is a known complication.
``It is the position of the doctors who were involved in the care of Mr. Weis that he received very appropriate care,'' said William Dailey Jr., the doctors' attorney.
Notre Dame coach still pursuing lawsuit
Weiss says doctors botched surgery
Associated Press
It was a dramatic end to a trial that pitted Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weis against two respected surgeons: a juror collapsed, the doctors rushed to his aid and the judge declared a mistrial.
Some in the legal community thought Weis would then reach a settlement with the two Massachusetts General Hospital surgeons rather than go through a retrial.
But with no settlement in sight, the former Patriots offensive coordinator is heading back to court this week for a second trial in a year on his claim that the surgeons botched his care after gastric bypass surgery in 2002.
Jury selection is scheduled to begin Friday in Suffolk Superior Court.
Weis claims the doctors acted negligently by allowing him to bleed internally for 30 hours after the surgery before performing a second operation to correct the complication. He was in a coma for two weeks and nearly died.
But the Boston doctors, Charles Ferguson and Richard Hodin, testified that routine postoperative tests did not reveal any problems, and that bleeding is a known complication.
``It is the position of the doctors who were involved in the care of Mr. Weis that he received very appropriate care,'' said William Dailey Jr., the doctors' attorney.
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ysubuck
Be water my friend.
That really is a horrible situation.
On another note: I see that Trevor Robinson (OL) has possibly decommitted from Nebraska and is looking at ND and UM. In light of Coach Weis' mandate to recruits that once they commit to ND they don't take any more visits I wonder what his stance is on pursuing players who have committed to schools other than ND.
On another note: I see that Trevor Robinson (OL) has possibly decommitted from Nebraska and is looking at ND and UM. In light of Coach Weis' mandate to recruits that once they commit to ND they don't take any more visits I wonder what his stance is on pursuing players who have committed to schools other than ND.
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