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12-09-2005, 04:23 PM
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As much as I love JoePa, I gotta go with Weis. He'll be a legend someday. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. You can get off the PSU bandwagon. Once again, I will ask, where are ND's quality wins? BTW, this is JoePa's 4th award. 
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#32
12-09-2005, 04:26 PM
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Re: College Football Coach of the Year Debate
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[ QUOTE ] As much as I love JoePa, I gotta go with Weis. He'll be a legend someday. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. You can get off the PSU bandwagon. Once again, I will ask, where are ND's quality wins? BTW, this is JoePa's 4th award. [/ QUOTE ] Covering the spread against USC isn't a win?
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#33
12-09-2005, 08:29 PM
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[ QUOTE ] As much as I love JoePa, I gotta go with Weis. He'll be a legend someday. [/ QUOTE ] Didn't everyone say this about Willingham 3 years ago? [/ QUOTE ] After the first of his three 31 pt blowouts to USC, uh, no.
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#34
12-09-2005, 08:51 PM
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[ QUOTE ] Gary Barnett. [/ QUOTE ] This is my choice--he won't win it because it's not pc He kept that program together through a lot of bs. They don't have the ND talent. As to who will win, my guess is JoePa All of those candidates listed are very deserving though. Didn't Willingham start 8-0 his first year at ND and recruit that talent we see today [/ QUOTE ] So where are the props for Bob Davie, who recruited the players Ty started 8-0 with? ND haters can't have it both ways on this argument...
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#35
12-09-2005, 09:50 PM
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] As much as I love JoePa, I gotta go with Weis. He'll be a legend someday. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. You can get off the PSU bandwagon. Once again, I will ask, where are ND's quality wins? BTW, this is JoePa's 4th award. [/ QUOTE ] Covering the spread against USC isn't a win? [/ QUOTE ] No. I was always under the impression that a win is a win.
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#36
12-10-2005, 01:00 AM
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Re: College Football Coach of the Year Debate
Playing SC to 3 points is much more impressive than beating a random regular team by 3 points.
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#37
12-10-2005, 03:57 AM
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Re: College Football Coach of the Year Debate
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[ QUOTE ] As much as I love JoePa, I gotta go with Weis. He'll be a legend someday. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. You can get off the PSU bandwagon. Once again, I will ask, where are ND's quality wins? BTW, this is JoePa's 4th award. [/ QUOTE ] I didn't realize I had hopped on one with you. Let me guess, you were one of the people screaming for his retirement too, huh? The reason I think Weis deserves it is he turned around a struggling ND team in one year. That's good coaching. Being a PSU fan doesn't mean being a stupid homer that isn't allowed to have unbiased opinions.
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#39
12-10-2005, 02:48 PM
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Playing SC to 3 points is much more impressive than beating a random regular team by 3 points. [/ QUOTE ] What up Captain Obvious? The fact is that ND didn't win that game, a loss is a loss. They came close, but they weren't good enough to pull it out. As for my choice, I *think* its clearly between JoePa and Weis, but JoePa should probably get the award.
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#40
12-10-2005, 07:41 PM
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Amazing that George O'Leary isn't mentioned in this thread. [/ QUOTE ] agreed
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