Talent not up to snuff for Weis?

It can not get any worse than last years offense.

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Originally posted 08:45 AM ET  06.15 by colonel

Yes it can, but I hope for sure not, but in the back of my mind I am very worried that it will, I just do not have much faith in Brantley at all. Why is that Keil fellow not being sought after by the Gators really really hard?

Driskell, Briskett, and Murphy all have four years of eligibility.

but what about the "schematic advantage"?

What difference does it make? He couldn't win with all the talent he had at ND. You suck, Charlie!

Dear Interns:

Please stop using this picture. It makes me sad.

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Originally posted 09:17 AM ET  06.15 by Lanier&Clear...gone

Dear Interns:Please stop using this picture. It makes me sad.

How about this one?

QUOTE(#4):

Originally posted 09:12 AM ET  06.15 by Tres Equis

but what about the "schematic advantage"?

I think Muschamp might kick his butt for saying something like that.

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Originally posted 09:22 AM ET  06.15 by BS&B:TrustInO-6

I think Muschamp might kick his butt for saying something like that.

I wonder if Weis would be hard to control, especially since he's been a head coach at a major program and this is Muchamp's first HC gig.

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Originally posted 09:26 AM ET  06.15 by Lanier&Clear...gone

I wonder if Weis would be hard to control, especially since he's been a head coach at a major program and this is Muchamp's first HC gig.

So far he is deferring to Mus, I think Darth Foley would step in if needed. IMO Weis never liked dealing with the media, so now it is minimal.

I think Weis will do well at Florida.

Florida has huge talent every year, so it's easy recruiting. Weis's offense was never the problem at ND. I don't like Weis, and I really dislike Florida - so I'm indifferent to their success... But I don't think Florida will stay at the bottom for too long.

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Originally posted 09:57 AM ET  06.15 by GoldenDoopBox

I think Weis will do well at Florida. Florida has huge talent every year, so it's easy recruiting. Weis's offense was never the problem at ND. I don't like Weis, and I really dislike Florida - so I'm indifferent to their success... But I don't think Florida will stay at the bottom for too long.

This pretty much echoes my thoughts on the situation as well. Will the UF fans and boosters give Muschamp and Weiss enough to time to get the O off the ground and running before firewillmuschamp.com shows up? I think the defense will continue to be very good to great with the talent level there.

Rivals cracks me up ...

"Charlie Weis has arrived from the NFL with his pro-style attack ... ... ... The bottom line: Florida may lack the personnel to take full advantage of Weis' attack in 2011."

Forget about all those top 5 recruiting classes ... let's turn the apple cart upside down, change the scheme and blame it on the personnel.

New England ran a passing spread using a pure drop-back passer, no real feature back and an unwanted undersized slot receiver ... and they had great success ... and Weis was there ... so what's the problem?

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Originally posted 10:22 AM ET  06.15 by Dr. B-f-G

so what's the problem?

Their Quarterback?

Weis likes to throw the ball. That is where the talent is most questionable.

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Originally posted 10:25 AM ET  06.15 by GoldenDoopBox

Their Quarterback?Weis likes to throw the ball. That is where the talent is most questionable.

The Oline and lack of a go to WR was a bigger problem. Brantley has the talent, he just needs confidence. Hopefully Weis is able to build it back up.

I'm still unsure why Muschamp hired Weiss. All the attention will be centered around the magnet for gravity Weis is. He's like a black hole that sucks up all the matter into his "anti-matter" of hell stomach.

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Originally posted 10:25 AM ET  06.15 by GoldenDoopBox

... Weis likes to throw the ball.

Yes ... he likes to throw a handful of predictable routes. It requires a QB who can throw a pretty ball up high and a receiver who can create separation and run under it. I saw nothing at ND that led me to believe he learned anything at New England with regards to spreading the field with receivers and using a combination of pre-snap and post-snap reads to dictate the direction of the play.