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Weis should be our next OC or HC

CatMan72

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In my opinion, Charlie Weis should be our next OC or possibly even an offensive playcalling HC. He knows our young franchise QB better than anyone, we already use his playbook and he's made the most out of every opportunity he has gotten. The only concern I have about Weis at this point is his health.

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I'm not sure he's going to get an NFL head coaching job anytime soon.

(poor record as a college head coach, plus some health issues)

OC maybe, but you'd arguably have a better shot of getting him for that role with John Fox remaining as head coach, and I don't see that happening.

Mind you, I like Weis as an OC. I just don't see it happening here.

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Yea and while we're at it lets trade Steve Smith for Golden Tate since he knows our franchise QB so well, and underneath the Panther statues outside the stadium lets put a picture of touchdown Jesus.

Right because that's the same as bringing in an OC/HC to fill an obvious void that just happens to know our QB and playbook...

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I'm not sure he's going to get an NFL head coaching job anytime soon.

(poor record as a college head coach, plus some health issues)

OC maybe, but you'd arguably have a better shot of getting him for that role with John Fox remaining as head coach, and I don't see that happening.

Mind you, I like Weis as an OC. I just don't see it happening here.

His record at ND was poor but I don't think it was poor enough to hold against him. Most people understand that the best coach in the world can't get past the limitations at ND.

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Once again, the fruit that has fallen from the Belichick coaching tree has been, errr, unremarkable so far. And man, I don't remember seeing anyone talking about how Notre Dame was firing up the college rankings.

ND will never be a legitimate contender for a national title simply because they cannot compete from a recruiting standpoint (academic requirements)

How many 1st round draft picks have come out of ND in the past 10 years?

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Those of you saying Weis will not be a HC because of his record at ND are crazy.

First of all, it took him all of a week to land an OC job in the NFL after he got fired. No one cared about his ND experience because the guy's hand is full of rings.

Now we have a KC team that is 3-0. Given the scarcity of coaches with head coaching experience, expect to see Weis getting very strong looks if KC makes the playoffs.

And as far as ND goes, Weis never started a season 1-3 like Brian Kelly has. Granted they aren't comparable but it just goes to show you that even a great college coach like Kelly has trouble winning with ND's existing talent. Their defensive recruiting was touted as 4 or 5 star but have been absolutely terrible the past few years.

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ND will never be a legitimate contender for a national title simply because they cannot compete from a recruiting standpoint (academic requirements)

How many 1st round draft picks have come out of ND in the past 10 years?

Stop it...your using logic and reason....Huddlers only look at the W-L record and beat their chest. Who the hell wants to move to Indiana and have high Academic standards. hmmm I Visit any SEC school like FLA or Georgia, Ol Miss..or go to texas, USC....the women are hotter...and its not Indiana

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