Weis gives up playcalling

Seems like a pretty significant of shortcomings that led to last season's debacle - and maybe a de facto admission that if you try to control EVERYTHING, you control nothing:

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3237593

 

But he announced there's no way he's giving up fudge.

 

Beat me to it.

 

"It means that all the offensive coaches now won't have to worry about the head coach breathing down their neck all the time," he said"

Easy for him to say. Wait till the first time Haywood makes a bad call Charlie doesn't agree with.

 

If you are not calling any plays, what exactly are your game-time duties as head coach? Intimidating officials and giving a halftime speech?

I ask because I wonder what vital function Charlie was giving up by calling plays.

 

It certainly wasn't digesting.

 

But ... but ... but ... what about the "decided schematic advantage"? Sure hope this doesn't affect that.

 

that was awesome.

 

I was going to go with gravy, but solid work, foaf.

 

How many millions is he making and he's not calling his own plays?

Fraud.

 

He should really suck it up, cinch that belt a loop or two tighter, and keep callin' those plays.