Soooo....Weis?

courtesy of LSUFREEK and The Sporting Blog. LINK

lol

How does someone get sucker punched in the eye?

If he doesn't see it coming...kind of like a rushing linebacker...or maybe a deep safety...I dunno.

Haha....watching that with the sound off at work...made it easier to read the coach's lips.

Did anyone else see Sports Reporters on Sunday (no I am not admitting I watch the show, I just happened to see it this week)? John Saunders paraphrased when talking about Notre Dame, "Notre Dame is so poor in the red zone that they are considering changing the name of Touchdown Jesus to Field Goal Jesus."

I don't know if he stole that from somewhere else, but I laughed.

That's dumb. You shouldn't have laughed. Think of a better joke.

how about: Charlie Weis is so desperate he would accept an invite to the Rice Bowl...

Get it... Like a bowl game and the Catholic giving drive... HA! My sense of humor is absolutely atrocious...

Looks like he is gone. No official word yet.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/college/2009/11/30/2009-11-30_source_notre_dame_fires_head_coach_charlie_weis_.html

Well he clearly wasn't going to quit and leave his atrocious salary on the table... So nice of the ND boosters to help pay for 2 head coaches at once.... Again...

What are the odds they go 9-3 or 10-2 and the next coach is their saviour??

I think ND will be paying at least 3 coaches at once.

it's official

“We have great expectations for our football program, and we have not been able to meet those expectations,” Swarbrick said. “As an alumnus, Charlie understands those goals and expectations better than most, and he’s as disappointed as anyone that we have not achieved the desired results.”

Swarbrick recommended the dismissal Sunday night to Notre Dame’s president, Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C.

“We have established an evaluation process for all of our athletic programs that, in the end, results in a recommendation from Jack to me,” Father Jenkins said. “I accepted Jack’s decision and look forward to working with him on selecting a new head football coach who is the very best choice possible for the University and especially for our student-athletes.

Swarbrick announced that Rob Ianello, the Irish assistant head coach/offense, wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator, will assume responsibility for football operations until a new coach is hired. Ianello has spent the past five seasons on the Notre Dame staff and previously was part of football staffs at Wisconsin (1990-93, 2003-04), Arizona (1994-2002) and Alabama (1987-89).