The worst coach in the universe!

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Introducing Charlie Weis:

http://www.slate.com/id/2176634/fr/flyout

In the entire history of American sports hype, has there ever been any fraud more grossly fraudulent than Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weis?
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Bwaahaahahahahaha!!!

Sooooo, Notre Dame DEMANDED excellence, wouldn't accept mediocracy, and fired a coach after barely 3 years and hired the worst coach in the universe!!

Some fonts on that stoopid board even went so far as to pull for ND against GT because they were a fan of 'good coaching'. Oh, my lord, you just can't make up stuff like this!!

Even Bill Lewis couldn't screw the pooch this badly!


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Is Weis considered to be a conservative type?

If so, why is it perceived that all NFL coaches who come to the college coaching ranks typically fail?

Is it being conservative...i.e. Chan Gailey and Al Groh????

Just think about how UVA has won this year....

BLOW OUT
WIN CLOSE
WIN CLOSE
WIN CLOSE
repeat...

It seems that Pete Carrol takes a lot of risks...is that the only difference?
 
Charlie Weis was never a head coach in the NFL. In fact, I don't think he was a head coach on any level before getting to ND.

But no, Charlie Weis is not considered to be conservative. He is considered an offensive genius by most.
 
GTKyle said:
I still don't know what font stands for.
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Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Font \Font\, n. [F. fonte, fr. fondre to melt or cast. See
Found to cast, and cf. Fount a font.] (Print.)
A complete assortment of printing type of one size, including
a due proportion of all the letters in the alphabet, large
and small, points, accents, and whatever else is necessary
for printing with that variety of types; a fount.
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GTKyle said:
I still don't know what font stands for.
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We are all fonts since the typeface that conveys our message is all there is of us.

We are all ☼fffffffffffffffffftt☼ *coughcough* just fonts, man.
 
Some fair points, for sure.
Willingham did leave the cupboard rather bare.
:flame: Evil Tampa Jacket :flame:smiles inside to see NBC and BCS darlings do this badly.
 
It does serve as a warning to what can happen if you get too greedy. As long as we go to a bowl game, I just don't see getting an improvement over Chan. However, if we don't then our job is much more attractive.
 
The ND blog blue-gray sky speculated that his approach to coaching the offense has killed him. Every week, he tries to dramatically change the offense to match up with the next opponent. That's good for the NFL's full time players, but the NCAA doesn't allow enough practice time to do that.

For example, he tried to go with a WVU-type spread against GT even though the team never did that in the past and has yet to do it again this year. Consequently, GT's defense pounded their poorly executing offense as well as every other opponent they've faced. It kind of reminds me of how Paul Hewitt tries to do too much with his offense and his players just end up looking like badly executing fools.

Weis will have to be forced to "get" the college game. The players will not execute all of his elaborate plays perfectly and he'll have to get used to dumbing down his playbook for college players with limited practice time.
 
floridajacket said:
The ND blog blue-gray sky speculated that his approach to coaching the offense has killed him. Every week, he tries to dramatically change the offense to match up with the next opponent. That's good for the NFL's full time players, but the NCAA doesn't allow enough practice time to do that.

For example, he tried to go with a WVU-type spread against GT even though the team never did that in the past and has yet to do it again this year. Consequently, GT's defense pounded their poorly executing offense as well as every other opponent they've faced. It kind of reminds me of how Paul Hewitt tries to do too much with his offense and his players just end up looking like badly executing fools.
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This is actually a very good point. The Patriots(Weis' former team) are still doing this, and we all know how they are doing.
 
I like that nickname for Weis, "Fat Boy".

Actually I thought Charlie Weis could be "Charlie the Tuna" or that Kiebler cookie elf.
 
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