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that's odd....Weis wants a sandwich the size of a wolf.FindlayBucks said:That makes my head hurt.
All this talk about Charlie Weiss makes me want a sandwich, and it makes me want to go back to talking about Wolfe.
Dude, OSU kicked ND's ass!! Your team is in for a much worse beating.
I go round and round with these guys all the time but sometime reality is reality.
I have a very good post ready for ole' Charlie Weiss, but I'll save that for another thread. I was speaking of Novak's successes vs. Weiss' successes, which are extremely limited at this level.
Oh no, the resident DL on the board doesn't believe me...what to do??????Yeah sure you were.....
Charlie Weiss, the "offensive genius" of the NFL.I don't care if Wiess has only 1 year in college. Being allowed to play for a guy who knows offense and proven it in the NFL like him. He'll get the players. That offense will be plenty good. I think a more important note is probably not record but given the 2 choices who you would take. And most everyone would take Weiss 7 days a week and twice on Saturday in that comparison.
HE HAS TEH SUPPER BOWL RINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!FindlayBucks said:Charlie Weiss, the "offensive genius" of the NFL.
2002 21st
2003 17th
2004 7th
2005 7th
Boy, they sure fell of without Charlie....
The defense dropped 17 spots without Romeo Crennel, though.
Yes, I'd still take Novak over Weiss, but of course JT over anyone.
Editor's note: The 3-point stance will move to a Tuesday/Thursday schedule until August.
Thursday, June 1
1. Coaches have made it to June 1, which means May recruiting is over, which means vacation, right? Not quite. June means summer camps, which have become an important recruiting tool for incoming seniors. Coaches have to make sure they get their top prospects to camp. Vacation these days is early July -- maybe.
2. Brady Quinn is on every Heisman short list, which is part of being a star Notre Dame quarterback. But did you realize three returning passers finished ahead of him in efficiency last season? Everyone knows Brian Brohm of Louisville, but keep an eye on Rudy Carpenter of Arizona State and Phil Horvath of Northern Illinois.
3. Speaking of the Huskies, they also have the top returning rusher in Garrett Wolfe, who is followed by Marshawn Lynch of California and Tyrell Sutton of Northwestern. Three teams will face Wolfe and Sutton next season: Eastern Michigan, Miami (Oh.), and ? Ohio State.