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What went wrong for Weis?

Was it just a lack of head coaching experience at the college level? Is there hope the administration can land a quality candidate?

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  1. Charlie's flaws have been well documented over the years. At this turning point I'd like to point out a few of his strengths: He is hard working, an excellent recruiter. He ran a clean program and graduated players. He is a good family man. He showed toughness enduring physical pain and pushing on with the job at hand. He demonstrated willingness to change. He strikes me as honest. He just could not put all the pieces together. I for one wish him well.

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  2. I couldn't agree more with Steve. Well said. But it now is time to move on.

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  3. I would disagree. He did not demonstrate a willingness to change. He said himself that he coaches the same way every week. A good coach doesn't do that because there are so many variables that go into coaching from the next opponent to your team's psyche to the weather.

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  4. I also agree with Steve. I am sad that he needs to go.

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  5. All of the points made by Steve are valid..

    Unfortunately we continue to be fundamentally unsound..poor coverage skills, terrible tackling, below average blocking, too many stupid penalties..especially at crucial times, etc. Bottom-line, with the supposed quality of recruiting over the last 3-4 years, we should be much playing better than we are.. For the last 2 years, we have been absolutely awful in November...the excuses have run out.. As much as I hate to say it, a drastic change must be made..now!!!

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