Before Spygate, Steve Young Thought Charlie Weis Was a Freaking Genius

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Before Spygate, Steve Young Thought Charlie Weis Was a Freaking Genius
The Hater Nation found this 5/20/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]
Yesterday I mentioned that Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis , formerly of the New England Patriots, isn't interested in discussing Spygate. Even though he benefited from the team's illegal taping practices if you believe Matt Walsh . Today, on Dan Patrick's radio show, Hall of Fame quarterback and ESPN football analyst Steve Young shared his newly evolving thoughts on Weis : "I remember ... [link]

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Is Notre Dame the Victim of Fraud?
Published 5/20/2008 by NFL Adam (noreply@blogger.com) at The Hater Nation
... players. Then he got huge. And then he got a huge contract. But could Notre Dame actually be the victims of fraud? If Roger Goodell has not interest in investigating the team and owner that got him the commissioner's job, maybe Notre Dame would be interested in hearing what Matt Walsh has to say. ESPN analyst Steve Young makes the point that Weis' reputation might have been built via watching some video tapes. (Via Pro Football Talk, FanHouse.) "I remember thinking to myself during some of the ...

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