ulukinatme;1312210; said:
Can we let Willingham go already? I can't believe the media continues to tie him to this school, what other coach constantly gets brought up 4 years after he leaves his previous job. Old news, tbh. So Weis wasn't the heavenly coach that was going to bring ND "back to glory" quickly. He has better offensive production and his teams at least improve. Willingham's teams only seemed to get worse after the first year. This argument is so drawn out though, these hack writers need something original to write about.
Seriously TW's resignation/firing was a direct result of the UW beatdown at the hands of a Superior Schematic Advantage (heretofore referred to as, S.S.A. or A.S.S. backwards which coincides nicely with side profile and frontal view i.e. Furpa).
The pioneer of said SSA, aka Bill Belichek's offensive coordinator during the Pariots spygate controversy, gets the ultimate revenge for all the unfair blame which he previously suffered in silence at both ND and NE.
While deeply offended and scarred by those media and football elite who blamed CW for diminishing returns with superior talent, for the sake of professional courtesy and personal respect, CW has previously refrained from and asked others to stifle directing any blame, criticism, or complaints against his predecessor.
With TW stepping out of the fraternity of college football coaching, look for a new release of fact finding on the TW lingering curse, and how TW's resignation/firing is retroactively an act of divine retribution and justice for the past, present and future failures in the S.S.A. regime including but not limited to:
1. spygate at NE,
2. ND athletes not performing to level of predicted skills,
3. future ND losses,
4. media bias keeping ND from their rightful status in polls and BCS rankings, and
5. any other real or perceived oppressions TW has brought upon his SSA successor.