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Should Weis have to answer for Spygate?
Published 7/1/2008 by Paragon SC at Conquest Chronicles: Front Page Posts
... Interesting article from NBC Sports' John Walters. The 52-year-old head coach has flatly refused to discuss Spygate since that first comment almost 10 months ago. In May, then Notre Dame athletic director Kevin White, who has since accepted the same position at Duke, told the Chicago Tribune, "It's just not a Notre Dame matter." It most certainly is, and White's exodus does not alter that. Character is always a Notre Dame matter. So why would it not be for the university's highest-paid — and highest-profile — ...

Finally, the Call for Charlie Weis to Talk Spygate
Published 7/2/2008 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
... Though we’re not familiar with his work, here’s a strong piece from John Waters at NBC Sports, calling for Charlie Weis to comment on Spygate. We know, we know - Spygate is so last year, and yes, this story is more tired than Shaq’s lazy eye. ...

One More Time Now, Weis and SpyGate
Published 7/3/2008 at Irish Insights | Journal Gazette
... . The issue went through almost an entire football season -- and if it keeps going, an entire off-season. While it seems somewhat dead on the NFL level, what with Sen. Arlen Specter realizing there are other things like gas prices that should be more in the concern of the American government, Charlie Weis' name continues to pop up in the conversation. More specifically -- why hasn't Notre Dame asked for any answers from Weis. The latest column comes from Insights friend and NBCSports.com columnist John Walters , a Notre Dame alum who by the way is writing a ...

It's Time for Crewcut to Come Clean
Published 7/3/2008 by dawizofodds (noreply@blogger.com) at The Wizard of Odds
... Terrific piece by John Walters of NBCSports.com questioning the role Notre Dame's Crewcut Charlie Weis may have played in Spygate, the New England Patriots' illegal videotaping of signals by opposing coaches. Weis, of course, was an assistant with the Patriots when much of the cheating was taking place, and he was directly linked to the scheme in May. ...