Dayne Crist

[Riddickulous]

Get ready to see him throwing the football this season.

According to Charlie Weis, Crist is going to be throwing passes when Jimmy Clausen and company have gotten the job done in certain games. So, expect to see him displaying his passing ability against teams like Washington.

So, if we're up 42-0 at the start of the 4th quarter, Dayne will be passing.

 

[UPMich_NDfan]

Or teams like Syracuse, oh wait... (thats the 'shooting myself in the head' icon. Lately we need that as an Irish fan)

 

[Junkhead]

Good to hear, but how often will we put the ball in the air with a big lead?

 

[BGIF]

Get ready to see him throwing the football this season.

According to Charlie Weis, Crist is going to be throwing passes when Jimmy Clausen and company have gotten the job done in certain games. So, expect to see him displaying his passing ability against teams like Washington.

So, if we're up 42-0 at the start of the 4th quarter, Dayne will be passing.

Based on that threshhold score don't expect to see Crist.

In 50 games in the Weis Era:

• ND is 11-2 when scoring 40 points or more under Weis.
• ND has never thrown a shutout.
• ND has never had a 42 point lead.

For a high powered offense the last game was the most points (49) scored in the Weis Era. The biggest margin of victory was 32 in a 41-9 win over Army in '06.

 

[Riddickulous]

Based on that threshhold score don't expect to see Crist.

In 50 games in the Weis Era:

• ND is 11-2 when scoring 40 points or more under Weis.
• ND has never thrown a shutout.
• ND has never had a 42 point lead.

For a high powered offense the last game was the most points (49) scored in the Weis Era. The biggest margin of victory was 32 in a 41-9 win over Army in '06.

You're very good with information.

Maybe not 42-0, but Crist will get to throw some this season.

 

[BGIF]

You're very good with information.

Maybe not 42-0, but Crist will get to throw some this season.

I'd still like to see 42, 0, AND Crist throwing early in the 4th Q.

It would mean the Offense, the Defense, AND the Head Coach all have come a long way.