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Back in the hunt for the national championship? What? It falls off a truck on the way from Austin to Columbus? What a miserable, self-deluding, fat, fuck!
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Re: "Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis took time out of his weekly news conference Tuesday to complain about his team dropping in the polls and BCS standings."
Charlie when he was two years old:
He hasn't changed.
Charlie when he was two years old:
He hasn't changed.
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Enough Weis
Was it just me, or did Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis come off just a bit arrogant and self-serving during the "60 Minutes" piece that aired Sunday night about Weis and the Irish program?
I did not come away thinking, if I had a son, I'd want him to play for this guy. In fact, my feelings were quite the opposite, particularly after watching him in the recruiting "war room," and after he discussed how he uses his massive New England Patriots Super Bowl ring when he's recruiting impressionable kids.
Does Pete Carroll walk into the homes of recruits carrying the Heisman Trophy awards Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush won the last few years? Does Jim Tressel just happen to have the 2002 national championship trophy with him when he makes a home visit?
You think Mack Brown hands out 8 x 10 signed glossy photos of Vince Young when he's trying to tell a kid about the great Texas tradition?
Isn't selling them on Notre Dame enough?
Isn't it about impressing upon them the fact they can get a superb education at Notre Dame, not to mention play for one of the most recognized teams in sports?
If the coach has to dazzle a recruit with a gaudy Super Bowl ring, that becomes more about the impressed-with-himself coach and not all about the program.
Enough Weis
Was it just me, or did Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis come off just a bit arrogant and self-serving during the "60 Minutes" piece that aired Sunday night about Weis and the Irish program?
I did not come away thinking, if I had a son, I'd want him to play for this guy. In fact, my feelings were quite the opposite, particularly after watching him in the recruiting "war room," and after he discussed how he uses his massive New England Patriots Super Bowl ring when he's recruiting impressionable kids.
Does Pete Carroll walk into the homes of recruits carrying the Heisman Trophy awards Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush won the last few years? Does Jim Tressel just happen to have the 2002 national championship trophy with him when he makes a home visit?
You think Mack Brown hands out 8 x 10 signed glossy photos of Vince Young when he's trying to tell a kid about the great Texas tradition?
Isn't selling them on Notre Dame enough?
Isn't it about impressing upon them the fact they can get a superb education at Notre Dame, not to mention play for one of the most recognized teams in sports?
If the coach has to dazzle a recruit with a gaudy Super Bowl ring, that becomes more about the impressed-with-himself coach and not all about the program.
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Angelique Chengelis of the Detroit News is obviously an arrogant Buckeye who is obsessed with ND and Weis.
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scooter1369
HTTR Forever.
lvbuckeye;649122; said:
617 yards
617 yards
617 yards
That should help cough up that hair ball.
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scooter1369;649138; said:
But dude, everyone knows if it wouldn't have been for that one play...
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To the Beverly Hillbillies theme song:
Come listen to a story 'bout a man named Charlie
A fat arrogant fuck who is bigger than a Harley
And then one day from his Gordon Food Service home
He accepted the job coaching at the Golden Dome
4 Horsemen! Rudy! Arrogance! PriMadonna!
Well the next thing ya know ole Charlie's a football "genius"
The domer fan base didn't realize he was just a penis
Then he whined at a presser about the latest football polls
And it showed that he is nothing more than an asshole!
Stinky! Hemorrhoidic! Spewing shit! Give him an enema!
Come listen to a story 'bout a man named Charlie
A fat arrogant fuck who is bigger than a Harley
And then one day from his Gordon Food Service home
He accepted the job coaching at the Golden Dome
4 Horsemen! Rudy! Arrogance! PriMadonna!
Well the next thing ya know ole Charlie's a football "genius"
The domer fan base didn't realize he was just a penis
Then he whined at a presser about the latest football polls
And it showed that he is nothing more than an asshole!
Stinky! Hemorrhoidic! Spewing shit! Give him an enema!
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Just for a little perspective here, this is a list of Charlie's quality wins after 20 games coaching at Notre Dame...
2005
at scUM (7-5) 17-10
USC, oh wait, that was only a "moral victory"
*These are based on how the teams ended the season, so being ranked at the time of the game doesn't necessarily count and also makes scUM a bit of a stretch.
2006
at Ga Tech (6-2) 13-10
That's a grand total of TWO.
Record vs. RANKED oponents (ranked on the day of the game)...4-3
Well, color me impressed.
2005
at scUM (7-5) 17-10
USC, oh wait, that was only a "moral victory"
*These are based on how the teams ended the season, so being ranked at the time of the game doesn't necessarily count and also makes scUM a bit of a stretch.
2006
at Ga Tech (6-2) 13-10
That's a grand total of TWO.
Record vs. RANKED oponents (ranked on the day of the game)...4-3
Well, color me impressed.
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CookyPuss
Screw Blue
Everytime I see his fat ass on the sidelines, I cannot help but be reminded of Chet from Weird Science.
I'm sure Charlie and his clean mouth would appreciate these classic Chet quotes:
How bout a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?
You two donkey-dicks couldn't get laid in a morgue.
Don't smart mouth me you wormy little shit!
You're stewed, buttwad!
and, of course...
It doesn't take a genius to figure that out monkey dick.
I'm sure Charlie and his clean mouth would appreciate these classic Chet quotes:
How bout a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?
You two donkey-dicks couldn't get laid in a morgue.
Don't smart mouth me you wormy little shit!
You're stewed, buttwad!
and, of course...
It doesn't take a genius to figure that out monkey dick.
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Weis still looking for signature win
Tom Coyne
AP Sports Writer
Nov. 21, 2006 06:10 PM SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Charlie Weis has Notre Dame fans dreaming big again.
Weis already has won more games than any other Fighting Irish coach in his first two seasons, and next up is Southern California on the road Saturday in a showdown between the No. 3 Trojans (9-1) and No. 6 Irish (10-1).
Weis has returned Notre Dame to the elite, with one top-10 finish already on his resume and another one possible. After eight roller-coaster seasons under Tyrone Willingham and Bob Davie, Notre Dame is on a solid, steady course.
Weis is 19-4 at Notre Dame with two games left this season - USC and a bowl game. His winning percentage of 82.6 is fractionally better than Ara Parseghian's after two seasons (82.5) and Frank Leahy's (80) and is not far behind Knute Rockne's (86.6).
That's not bad company, but Weis frequently says: "I really haven't done anything yet."
By Notre Dame standards, he's right. Aside from a national championship, which Parseghian, Leahy and Lou Holtz all won in their third seasons, the one thing Weis has yet to accomplish is leading the Irish to a signature win.
Twenty-three games into his tenure, Weis' most impressive coaching feat may have been the near-upset of top-ranked USC in October 2005. The Irish came within the wave of an arm by cornerback Ambrose Wooden of winning when Matt Leinart completed a 61-yard pass on fourth-and-9 to set up his winning TD with 3 seconds left to win 34-31.
While many talk of how riveting that thriller was, Weis still describes it as "a miserable game and will always be a miserable game."
Weis has had some good victories. Notre Dame beat No. 3 Michigan 17-10 in the second game last season, but that win was tainted because Wolverines ended the season unranked, going 7-5 - its worst record in two decades.
Weis, though, dismisses talk about one win being more important than another.
"If you glamorize one game, then you're not giving just due to all the other games," he said. "There are very few games that we've won that I didn't say, That was a great victory.' "
There are plenty who will, though. Critics last season complained that besides Michigan, Notre Dame played only two winnning teams last year during the regular season - USC (12-1) and Navy (8-4). The knocks came even though talk before the season centered on how tough the schedule would be with four opponents ranked in the preseason Top 25, including two in the top four.
The Irish schedule has been criticized again this season even though the NCAA rates it the 24th toughest, ahead of Auburn (29th), Ohio State (38th) and Arkansas (58th). However, Notre Dame's only win over a ranked team was 14-10 over No. 16 Georgia Tech in the opening game of the season - before the Yellow Jackets were ranked.
The Irish also have been criticized by some for not winning with enough style.
"Probably one of my few gripes that I have is when people scrutinize schedules, they'll talk about our ugly wins," Weis said. "If you take any one of the teams, any one of them and look at certain games, you can find games that weren't very good wins."
In any event, the Irish still aren't where Weis wants them to be. He sees what Pete Carroll has done, leading the Trojans to two national championships and 54 victories in their last 57 games.
"I mean, three losses by a combined eight points over that span," he said. "If you give me that record right now, I'll take the next four years off. Go ahead, give me that record right now. I'll take a little siesta."
But Weis knows there is no time for rest now. After three straight seasons of losing by 31, the Irish cut the margin to three points last season. They are hoping for even better.
"I'd just like to think that as good as their program has been for quite some time, we're on our way to being on equal footing," Weis said. "I'd like to think we're on our way."
Weis still looking for signature win
Tom Coyne
AP Sports Writer
Nov. 21, 2006 06:10 PM SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Charlie Weis has Notre Dame fans dreaming big again.
Weis already has won more games than any other Fighting Irish coach in his first two seasons, and next up is Southern California on the road Saturday in a showdown between the No. 3 Trojans (9-1) and No. 6 Irish (10-1).
Weis has returned Notre Dame to the elite, with one top-10 finish already on his resume and another one possible. After eight roller-coaster seasons under Tyrone Willingham and Bob Davie, Notre Dame is on a solid, steady course.
Weis is 19-4 at Notre Dame with two games left this season - USC and a bowl game. His winning percentage of 82.6 is fractionally better than Ara Parseghian's after two seasons (82.5) and Frank Leahy's (80) and is not far behind Knute Rockne's (86.6).
That's not bad company, but Weis frequently says: "I really haven't done anything yet."
By Notre Dame standards, he's right. Aside from a national championship, which Parseghian, Leahy and Lou Holtz all won in their third seasons, the one thing Weis has yet to accomplish is leading the Irish to a signature win.
Twenty-three games into his tenure, Weis' most impressive coaching feat may have been the near-upset of top-ranked USC in October 2005. The Irish came within the wave of an arm by cornerback Ambrose Wooden of winning when Matt Leinart completed a 61-yard pass on fourth-and-9 to set up his winning TD with 3 seconds left to win 34-31.
While many talk of how riveting that thriller was, Weis still describes it as "a miserable game and will always be a miserable game."
Weis has had some good victories. Notre Dame beat No. 3 Michigan 17-10 in the second game last season, but that win was tainted because Wolverines ended the season unranked, going 7-5 - its worst record in two decades.
Weis, though, dismisses talk about one win being more important than another.
"If you glamorize one game, then you're not giving just due to all the other games," he said. "There are very few games that we've won that I didn't say, That was a great victory.' "
There are plenty who will, though. Critics last season complained that besides Michigan, Notre Dame played only two winnning teams last year during the regular season - USC (12-1) and Navy (8-4). The knocks came even though talk before the season centered on how tough the schedule would be with four opponents ranked in the preseason Top 25, including two in the top four.
The Irish schedule has been criticized again this season even though the NCAA rates it the 24th toughest, ahead of Auburn (29th), Ohio State (38th) and Arkansas (58th). However, Notre Dame's only win over a ranked team was 14-10 over No. 16 Georgia Tech in the opening game of the season - before the Yellow Jackets were ranked.
The Irish also have been criticized by some for not winning with enough style.
"Probably one of my few gripes that I have is when people scrutinize schedules, they'll talk about our ugly wins," Weis said. "If you take any one of the teams, any one of them and look at certain games, you can find games that weren't very good wins."
In any event, the Irish still aren't where Weis wants them to be. He sees what Pete Carroll has done, leading the Trojans to two national championships and 54 victories in their last 57 games.
"I mean, three losses by a combined eight points over that span," he said. "If you give me that record right now, I'll take the next four years off. Go ahead, give me that record right now. I'll take a little siesta."
But Weis knows there is no time for rest now. After three straight seasons of losing by 31, the Irish cut the margin to three points last season. They are hoping for even better.
"I'd just like to think that as good as their program has been for quite some time, we're on our way to being on equal footing," Weis said. "I'd like to think we're on our way."
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
osugrad21;668254; said:
I didn't even have to look to know where that article came from.
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TimSpencer's QB
inebrioxicated
So not only is he fat, he is lazy. Not only is he arrogant, he has an inflated sense of entitlement. Not only is he boastful, he is delusional.
I hope he stays a ND for many years too come.
:cheers: :osu4:
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