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Disagree. He couldn't even manage his coaching staff who didn't get along.Nah. He was a solid coach. The fat ass just knew nothing about S&C
Disagree. He couldn't even manage his coaching staff who didn't get along.Nah. He was a solid coach. The fat ass just knew nothing about S&C
Well these are digitally remastered, but they may help pass the time.I would pay an embarrassing amount of US Currency to have access to remastered/HD recordings of those ND games from my childhood
www.onefootdown.com
I thought that was Sam McguffieMaybe I'm misremembering, but didn't Tate Forcier have some sort of embarassing self promotion website?
Which one had the very "public" sister?I thought that was Sam Mcguffie
2007 Navy was the first time I swore in front of my parents as a kid. Head in hands at the end of the game I said "Fucking Charlie Weis" which is pretty hard to get mad at a 5th grader for saying when everyone was thinking it
Tate Martell. I followed that story closely.Which one had the very "public" sister?
I thought that was Sam Mcguffie
I can't see that name without remembering an early Youtube video of some kids. Sam's schtick was always flipping and hurdling people, and that's about all his claim to fame was as he never panned out after our game. These kids parodied him though, pretending to be Sam and jumping over random stuff in the park, always yelling "MCGUFFIE!" when they jumped, like they were Matt Damon in Team America. I can't find the video anymore unfortunately. All I've got is a clip of the real Sam flipping out.Tate Martell. I followed that story closely.
That laptop was confiscated.Please share in the Gentlemen's Club.
Been thinking this all off-season. He flashed so much last year, and I bet he would’ve been a mid round pick at worst if he could have declared. The lack of buzz to me is wild, I thought he’d get some potential all-American recognition.
Willingham was definitely the MASSIVE factor, and you’re right about inexperience.Weis certainly shares some of the blame for '07, but it was always going to be a recipe for disaster with Willingham's lack of recruiting catching up with us. Half the offense that year was young guys, freshmen and sophomores that were inexperienced and fresh out of high school. Guys like Duval Kamara, Sam Young, among others and eventually a freshman Clausen taking over from THE Evan Sharpley. The defense wasn't as young, but aside from Zibby it was a bunch of guys Willingham recruited that were underdeveloped and lacked ability. The only one besides Zibby to get much NFL experience was David Bruton and he only started a handful of games over a 2 contract career. So we had a young, inexperienced offense paired with a defense that lacked stars and fundamentals. The fundamentals are on Weis, the lack of Jimmies and Joes was on Ty.
Coincidentally in looking back where those players are now I just saw that Maurice Crum Jr. is the LB coach for SMU, so that's cool. Maybe he can come home when we have an opening.
So fuckin’ what? He was a terrible head coach and if he really cared about ND he would’ve started after he was hired instead of waiting for the Patriots’ season to end. He also would’ve resigned when it was obvious he was in over his head.Harsh AF words for a guy that did not do well but clearly knew much more about football than you and cared liked crazy about ND.
Been thinking this all off-season. He flashed so much last year, and I bet he would’ve been a mid round pick at worst if he could have declared. The lack of buzz to me is wild, I thought he’d get some potential all-American recognition.
Dude you contributed next to nothing half the time. You just complain about other people’s takes.Ahhhh - The analysis of the after the fact In-Home experts. Weiss butt fumbles, Weiss fucked up so much.
Harsh AF words for a guy that did not do well but clearly knew much more about football than you and cared liked crazy about ND.
Willingham was definitely the MASSIVE factor, and you’re right about inexperience.
However, Weis absolutely butt fumbles the starting QB situation. He basically decided to install a read option offense for Demetrius Jones in like a week as some kind of surprise “schematic advantage” a week before the Georgia Tech opener.
Weis fucked up so much with the QBs that year. He should have either:
1, start Sharpley and let Jimmy get his feet wet, maybe even taking over through the season (or let Sharpley just take the pain as the QB for that awful team)
2, start Jimmy from day one with a very seasoned backup in Sharpley ready to come in.
He chose neither to start the year.
At least I know how to spell his name…My contribution was that you had a crappy take by shitting all over Weiss. Acting in hindsight like you knew all along (much like SnD) is ridiculous. You're welcome to disagree, which clearly you do. Congrats.
Charlie Weis was a world-class offensive mind who massively screwed up his QB room in 2007, leading to the worst season of Notre Dame football in most of our lifetimes. Both can be true.My contribution was that you had a crappy take by shitting all over Weiss. Acting in hindsight like you knew all along (much like SnD) is ridiculous. You're welcome to disagree, which clearly you do. Congrats.
Bumboclaat!At least I know how to spell his name…
You remember where the program was under him? Because I certainly do. I was at all the home games that year we went 3-9 and the product on the field was embarrassing. It’s not a crappy take, it’s the truth.My contribution was that you had a crappy take by shitting all over Weiss. Acting in hindsight like you knew all along (much like SnD) is ridiculous. You're welcome to disagree, which clearly you do. Congrats.
Right back at youBumboclaat!
Yeah I do remember the elbow thing. But that’s where you roll with Sharpley until he’s ready. Not half ass install an entirely new offense in roughly a week.I think his plan all along was to start Clausen, but if I recall he had an issue with his elbow similar to CJ last year and so he didn't get in till later in the season. He definitely fouled up the QB position that year though, gotta wonder why Frazier was an afterthought, he ended up transferring and biting us in the butt later. QB issues were on Weis for sure as he had guys that had been in the program for at least a year or more and weren't completely lacking talent. The pieces around them in 2007 offensively were young and inexperienced, and that was a testament to Ty's poor recruiting catching up with us.
What’s your take? You haven’t even provided anything other than you don’t like that we think Weis did a bad job. Soooo. Indulge me.Damn, another one who can't stand a different take. Noted.