Loading ...Since we’ve been putting out a bunch of features and blog posts since Spring practice has started, I figured I’d post a quick recap in case anyone missed anything.
- Right before spring practice kicked off last week, I profiled the top position battles on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball for the spring. I also outlined 10 questions facing the Irish as they head into year 5 of the Weis Era and gave a full recap of Weis’s busy off-season.
- At Charlie Weis’s Friday press conference he released the first depth chart, announced he would be coaching from the field, outlined his 4 main objectives for the spring, and mentioned that James Aldridge would get a look at fullback.
- Weis also named the honorary coaches for the Blue/Gold game – Justin Tuck, Bertrand Berry, Reggie Brooks, and Jeff Faine.
- Monday I posted a feature article on the return of Darrin Walls who is back with the team after not being enrolled last semester.
- Over the weekend I posted a video showing Frank Verducci working with the OL and some quotes from Sam Young about his new OL coach.
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Comments to this Article
JC commented on March 24th, 2009 at 7:22 pm
As always Frankie, thanks for the great material. This year I’m optimistic but, just not highly optimistic until we prove we can mow down USC on our way to a national title. This years’ highly talented and experienced team should not be dominated by anyone at the very least.
I also wish Charlie a successful season, he is going to need it, and we expect nothing more than what we have in the past; a National Contender for a National Title. For if we didn’t have high expectations, there’s no need to pay out millions in coaching salaries.
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Frankie V commented on March 26th, 2009 at 2:07 am
Thanks JC, I’m cautiously optimistic so far this year. I want to believe we’ll be great again, but I thought that would be the case last year too.
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