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Charlie Weis Quotes
«I'm not talking about last week.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«He said, 'Pretty fired up. I said, 'Well that's what's happening'.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«I know he's having a (surgical) procedure (Tuesday). We'll be fortunate if we get him back at all.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«We need for them to step up and make a bunch of plays. I think they're going to be up to the challenge. I'm excited about watching them play.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«I build up the game every week, ... But you have to keep them loose because the players get too tight and get so wound up and before you know it, they're just making mistakes because they're so wound up. There is a fine line between getting them excited and having them too tight.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«I think it was pretty close to being right,»
Author: Charlie Weis
«The knee has just not responded the way you'd like it to be. He just can't do things full speed.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«When it goes from a scope to cut, there's obviously a bigger problem. I don't know the exact [injury], all I know is he won't be back this year.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«Just like people used to say about the run-and-shoot, how it's tough to prepare for in a week, I think that's how they perceive their defense.»
Author: Charlie Weis
«He can continue to rehab. He just can't do things full speed. So he's going through drills, I'd say, about three-quarters. But three-quarters at that position -- where you plant and cut and explode -- just isn't good enough to play.»
Author: Charlie Weis