Notre Dame = FRAUD

Notre Dame was flat to start. That is on Weiss. His favorite son Quinn could not get anything going and the defense is the same as it was last year. Michigan's receivers had a field day. Good God what will USC do.

 

At least now we can be spared the endless bleatings of a certain niche of spoiled fans with
absurd expectations . . . all we need, now, is an elimination of the Yanks in the first
playoff round, and life becomes very, very good.

 

YEah buddy....

 

The most important thing to come out of this should be the tempering of the Charlie Weis love going on. The guy's a good coach, but he's not unbeatable. Other college coaches are pros, too, who know how to game plan and develop talent.

No one cares that he coached in the NFL. Not Lloyd Carr. Not Jim Tressel. Nobody. Jim Tressel came from Youngstown State and has done pretty damned well for himself at the college level, as a matter of fact.

 

I'd rank Krenzel the third-worst behind 1) Henry Burris and 2) Jonathan Quinn.

 

I especially loved the gooey jizz-splattered dispatches out of South Bend last week, which revealed that the Great and Powerful Weis actually watches game films of his opponents, and tailors his team's game plans to capitalize on their weaknesses.

Stop the presses. :

Maybe the DVD machine wasn't working this week, huh??

 

I guess when I said that Notre Dame was a good team but not as great as The Ohio State University, I just might have known what I was talking about.

 

Yeah, that's really going out on a limb there.

 

I said that along time before saturday's game.

 

Or....
Maybe it was working and it didn't matter

 

The brilliant and incisive game plans of the Great and Powerful Weis not providing his team an unconquerable advantage?

That's unpossible.

 

Yeah. Ain't that sumthin... The Great and Powerful Weis getting outcoached. By Lloyd Carr no less.