ORD_Buckeye;1152653; said:Can't find the link, but didn't Jabba just go off whining about having to play "thugs and gangsters."
Ahhhh, the classic exercise in domer excusology.
All those Duke, Stanford, Air Force and Navy students--livin' da thug life!
That quote definitely belongs in this thread. I suppose it's a matter of interpretation as to whether he's only talking about guys he doesn't recruit, or guys that end up on an opposing sideline.
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Charlie Weis addresses Notre Dame Club in Gettysburg
Charlie Weis has a plan for the University of Notre Dame football team and, according to Weis, it is only two-thirds complete.
Weis wants to assemble individuals who are good people first, studious people second and good football players third.
The first two Weis has accomplished. The last is the one he and the Fighting Irish faithful are waiting for.
"You have to establish a plan and stick to it," Weis told a crowd of Notre Dame alumni and supporters Wednesday at The Pike Restaurant in Gettysburg. "We're on the right track in those aspects."
Something the Irish fans probably want to hear, coming off a disappointing 2007 campaign.
"I buy it," Notre Dame Club of Gettysburg president and alumnus Brendan Cushing-Daniels said about Weis' message. "I think were on the right track and I'm looking for a dramatically better performance on the field this year."
His plan has worked so far. Weis mentioned that he has had very little social problems to deal with in his three years as coach of Notre Dame.
"I could get hoodlums and thugs and win tomorrow," Weis said. "I won't do it that way."
The same goes with school. If he knows a recruit is not committed to putting in the rigorous academic work at Notre Dame, he will tell that person to try another school that may be less demanding academically.
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