Better Zenger interview 10 guys too many than 1 guy too few.
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Weis left the Chiefs for Florida to help get his son into coaching, so I guess becoming a head coach wouldn't negatively impact that goal. That said, I seem to remember that the Weis family didn't love living in KC and were happy to move down to Florida.
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He failed at Notre Dame.
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Weiss would be a terrible fit for a school that doesn't put football on a pedestal. He doesn't seem like a guy who could deal with a team that averages 34k in attendance.
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As for Weiss, I don't like it. From what I'm hearing form ND fans, he was an arrogant jackass while at ND and that turned a lot of folks off, including recruits. Plus, he ignored the defense. |
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I've heard that statement parroted over and over, so I decided to look it up. Turns out it wasn't true, and it took about 3 minutes and a computer with internet access to debunk.
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And another point I can make about attendance. I was at the Texas Tech game this year. Despite the fact that most KU fans were preparing for another long year in the Big 12, there were about 35-40k from what I could see. If we can get that kind of attendance under TG, imagine what a real coach could bring.
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A lot of the games were 90-95% of capacity, but the staddium only holds like 51k. To me, a sellout is much more impressive than a near sell-out because it implies that even more people would have come but there weren't enough tickets. Not trying to slam KU by saying that Weiss is used to coaching in football shrines. The guy coached under the Patriots dynasty, Notre Dame, at Arrowhead, and now in the Swamp. For him to coach in front of 47,000 people when its good and 30,000 people (15,000 after halftime) when its bad would be a serious culture shock. I just don't think he'd be a good fit. |
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Why is he even in this thread?
And why do they "care" so much about KU? |
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Let Saul keep posting. He's good fodder for when me and my KU friends are hanging out at the tailgate enjoying our wine and cheese plates.
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TheShiver is reporting Weis to KU in the next 24 hours. Not sure what to think if true.
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LMAO :) |
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Wave the pleat
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yeah, Weis to ku is picking up steam
weird hire if true... |
Weis Lovers did Will Muschamp run him off too?
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Weis couldn't win in college with some of the best recruits in the country. I'm praying this isn't true.
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If it is true, he's not a terrible hire. He's a much better coach than Gill, but it doesn't seem to be a long term hire.
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I just don't understand why Weis would want to come to KU to begin with? This just seems so bizarre.
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Maybe Memorial Stadium looked full because Mangino was so large thus prompting Zenger to get another rotund coach.
Speaking of Zenger, I thought he was a ninja. Where are these rumors originating? |
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Weis, huh? Seems weird to me.
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This is number 456,873,564,129,115 that has been suggested in the thread, and probably the most unlikely (at least in my mind). |
OC at Florida is a better job than HC at Kansas. IMO
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Now everyone else in football has finally caught up to this. Just look at Arrowhead. |
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1:43 a.m. Update: Charlie Weis. Just the name makes your ears perk up a little more and holds your attention a little longer. How long? Maybe just a night. Maybe 24 hours. Maybe for the length of whatever kind of contract he'd be willing to sign at KU. We've reached that point in the search to find KU's next head football coach. Call it crazy. Call it delirium. I know fans of Kansas State, Missouri and probably every other college football program in the country certainly will. But that's OK, because, at least for now, it may actually be an option for KU athletic director Sheahon Zenger and the Jayhawks. Weis, 55, currently is finishing up his first season as offensive coordinator at Florida. In 2010, Weis held the same position with the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs -- which at least lends some credence to the talk that he may be interested in coming to KU -- and helped KC reach the playoffs. He left, abruptly, because of a desire to be closer to his son at UF and his family. Now, sources have told the Journal-World that Weis has talked with Zenger in recent days. Whether that was as an actual candidate for the job or more of a consultant remains to be revealed. But the mere thought that this four-time Super Bowl champion who spent five seasons as the head coach at Notre Dame (35-27 from 2005-09) would even be talking to anyone at KU about football is reason enough to pay attention. There are a lot of things about Weis coming to KU that make no sense. While at Notre Dame, where he struggled to win big but still guided the Irish to 3 bowls in 5 seasons, those who spent time around him said Weis, a 15-year veteran of the NFL sidelines, didn't take to the grind of recruiting, disliked even more the public appearances and donor functions and was more concerned about coaching the X's and O's of the game than running a program. Scary thought for a program like KU, which currently is in desperate need of a guy who can do it all. And do it well. In addition, it would not be right to blog about Weis coming to Kansas without saying that the idea of him taking on the enormous gamble of trying to win at KU seems at least a little odd. As for why he might consider it... Who knows? Maybe the challenge appeals to him. Win here and he's a legend. Maybe he believes in and likes Zenger. Maybe he wants to try to redeem himself for the 5 years in South Bend, Ind., and believes he can do better in the college game. And maybe he doesn't. Again, our sources are simply telling us that Weis has talked with Zenger. To what extent and what was discussed is unknown at this time. What is known is that after 10 days of waiting, wondering, worrying and hand-wringing, if Zenger ends this search by announcing Weis as KU's replacement for Turner Gill, KU fans are likely to party like it's 2007 and shouts of "Mike Who?" will be heard across campus. Long, lonnnnnggg, way to go before we're there. And until anything more concrete emerges, you have to assume that KU hiring a guy like Auburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, Jacksonville OC Dirk Koetter or La. Tech head coach Sonny Dykes is much more likely. But you never know what could happen. Especially with this search. On to Day 11. Could be another crazy day. Stay tuned... http://media.lawrence.com/img/profil...259827222aab62 Posted by Matt Tait December 8, 2011 at 1:38 a.m. Coaching Search 2011: Day 11, 10:42 a.m. - What to make of the Charlie Weis to KU rumors... http://media.lawrence.com/img/photos...b13517ef7e2ccfsportsnotredame.jpg 10:42 a.m. Update: Spent most of the morning trying to track down this Charlie Weis situation and information is tough to come by. A few different sources have said that Weis is absolutely a legit candidate for Kansas, but whether he's the guy KU is going to hire or not remains up in the air. Football Rumor Mill continues to push updates on Auburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, with the latest update from them saying that Malzahn has emerged as the leader. This is very possible. Evidently, so is Weis. What a crazy turn of events this search has taken. All signs continue to point to a Friday press conference to introduce the new coach and a Saturday introduction at the KU-Ohio State men's basketball game. Here's something to think about, if it is Weis, can you imagine the coaching staff he could put together? I don't know about you, but I think there could be some pretty impressive and surprising names there, too. While we wait for more info on Weis and the search, here's a video of Weis talking about moving from Kansas City to Florida after the 2010 NFL season. Florida Gators' Charlie Weis talks about move, Super Bowl rings by dtyson13 Stay tuned... |
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Auburn OC Gus Malzahn likely headed to Kansas (VIP) http://auburn.247sports.com/Board/42...-job-6084237/1 |
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During most of my years at KU, going to a Kansas Football game was about getting drunk in the morning and then most of the fans leaving at half because they were starting to sober up and Kansas was losing again. It wasn't exactly a football fanatic fanbase. There was one time me and my friends were part of maybe 100 or so students left in the student section in the 4th qtr. |
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However, if they get it wrapped up by Saturday I'd be happy. |
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He failed at Notre Dame with a lot of things working in his favor, trying the same thing at Kansas would be very hard to figure out. KU needs either a coordinator from a big program who hasn't been able to get a HC job yet or a HC from a small school that is on the way up. |
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They still might be narrowing it down to one of 10 people, but KU BB does have a game this weekend... |
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If we wanted a fat man that is hard to get along with, should have kept the Manginosaurus.
I'm on Team Malzahn. |
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11:34 a.m. Update: For those who have yet to purchase their Charlie Weis bobble head dolls and may still be wondering about Gus Malzahn's role in all of this, a couple of folks who cover the team down in Auburn have told me that the word down there is that Malzahn is a leading candidate for the KU job. That's not really a surprise. Malzahn's been in it for the past several days. One guy down there told me that some folks at Auburn expect Malzahn to know his status with Kansas by Friday. Just because he's A leading candidate doesn't mean that he's THE leading candidate. But I'd be careful about getting too wrapped up in the Weis rumors. It could very easily be either one of these guys. And, heck, the way this thing's gone, it could still be somebody else entirely. Our own Tom Keegan just penned this column saying that Dave Doeren could still be in the mix. http://media.lawrence.com/img/croppe...6be659a7b8b536Gus Malzahn? More likely Northern Illinois coach Dave Doeren by Tom Keegan KUsports.com Either way, I'm still confident that it'll be done very soon. Likely Friday, with word about who the guy is possibly coming out sometime today or tonight. Stay tuned... |
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IIRC, he has no HC experience at the BCS level and Zenger had said that he's only considering people with past BCS head coaching under their belt. Either Gus rumor is BS or Zenger really ran out of options. Both are possible. |
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Bring on Gus!
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#teammalzahn
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weis w/ leavitt as DC is latest rumor
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#teamFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
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Weis it is. Edit: Here is the KUathletics announcement http://www.kuathletics.com/sports/m-...120811aad.html |
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Damn...Weis leaving Florida already?
Not exactly a ringing endorsement of Muschamp. F's their recruiting too. |
Hahahahahahahahahahaggagahgaaghsbbxbwhhd
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I think it's a good, safe, name hire. Obviously, SZ didn't do this without the blessing of the big ku donors. It will rally the troops, keep the money coming in, and CW will get you back to bowling. He's not Buddah, but he's not Radio Gill either.
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he seems to be a job hopper, but I'm pretty stoked nevertheless!!
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Way to go, AD Ninja! Kung-fu chop, mother****ers. You've just been Zengered. I needed some good news today. Oh yeah, that helps a little bit. |
KU hires a coach who took Notre Dame from BCS bowl one year to 3-9 the next and ****s up the offense/recruiting of Mizzou's biggest competitor on the SEC East on one fell swoop.
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