Really interesting article on the current state of things under the Golden Dome. In fact, I would venture that it is one of the most interesting articles about the Domers that I have read in a long time.
http://msn.foxsports.com/collegefoot...-future-090811
There are some cutting comments on the record about prior Irish figures such as Ty and Weis.
Also, did anyone know that Joe Theismann's last name was originally pronounced "Teesman?" The folks at ND told him that it would henceforth be pronounced to rhyme with "Heisman," and Joe agreed. He has kept the pronunciation ever since.
http://msn.foxsports.com/collegefoot...-future-090811
There are some cutting comments on the record about prior Irish figures such as Ty and Weis.
Also, did anyone know that Joe Theismann's last name was originally pronounced "Teesman?" The folks at ND told him that it would henceforth be pronounced to rhyme with "Heisman," and Joe agreed. He has kept the pronunciation ever since.
“My perspective is this,’’ said Gerry DiNardo. “When Charlie Weis went on that national TV show — I don’t know if it was '60 Minutes' or whatever — he wore his Super Bowl rings. And whoever was interviewing him made a big deal about those rings.
“It was a significant step back for Notre Dame. Any ring that is more important than a graduation ring at Notre Dame . . . if you’re not more proud of a Notre Dame graduation ring than a Super Bowl ring and coaching in college, I got a problem with that.’’
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“You don’t have to have the most draft picks,’’ he said. “You’ve got to have some. But if you’re selling the NFL in homes, my guess is you’re at the wrong job. The ultimate experience is walking across the graduation stage with a national championship ring.’’
“It was a significant step back for Notre Dame. Any ring that is more important than a graduation ring at Notre Dame . . . if you’re not more proud of a Notre Dame graduation ring than a Super Bowl ring and coaching in college, I got a problem with that.’’
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“You don’t have to have the most draft picks,’’ he said. “You’ve got to have some. But if you’re selling the NFL in homes, my guess is you’re at the wrong job. The ultimate experience is walking across the graduation stage with a national championship ring.’’
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