What do you think of Weis as a coach? I don't really know what ND fans think of him. I really want to like him. He's a decent (not great, but decent) offensive coordinator, and a fantastic recruiter. But he's made some horrible staff choices (Minter and Tenuta as DCs, John Latina as OL coach), he gets too cute way too damn often, and he completely and totally lacks the ability to finish teams off (ND lost 3 games last year in which they led by double digits in the 2nd half, and they should have 2 more such losses this year but was bailed out both times). If tonight was a sign of what we can expect to see without Floyd, it looks like that injury may finish him at Notre Dame. Come on, Andy. Weis made mistakes early with his staff hires, w/o question. The timing of his hire and the SB made his first staff and recruiting sort of a disaster. But Tenuta is a "horrible" staff choice? Come on. He's widely considered one of the greatest DCs in CFB. Verducci was a fantastic hire, as was Alford. There are holes in the coaching staff, but Tenuta isn't horrible. Weis is a great OC and a very good to great recruiter. After a couple of misses his first couple seasons, he seems to be improving. He doesn't manage the clock well and burns a lot of TOs that way. He goes for it on 4th in dumb situations (at the 20 yard line last night and then on the 4th and 10 - both with backups). But instead of accepting that JC was out last night and just game planning for Crist, he planned for both. If Clausen and Allen miss significant time, it's not going to matter the results as long as recruiting is still there. No coach should be fired b/c his #1 QB, RB, and WR miss the same game(s). MSU and Purdue are also not awful. I am not saying they are good, but they are not chopped liver. Very Similar to Iowa playing UNI close, I think way too much is made of these "close" wins against "inferior" opponents. Notre Dame is much improved and looking like a potential top 5 next year