Charlie Weis Quotes on Games (10 Quotes)

If I answered by dignifying that, (Bill) Parcells and (Bill) Belichick would humiliate me. I've just coached two games and they've played two games. Let's come back and revisit that in about 10 years.

Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis said his team has handled the many distractions that come with home games, except in the overtime loss to Michigan State. That one he blames on himself. So far, the only distraction created was my fault, to be honest with you

You want to know something I'm not a stat guy. I don't play the games to see how many stats people have. I play the game to win. And we didn't win today, and that's the bottom line.

I've just coached two games. Let's come back and revisit that about 10 years from now. If I dignify that comment, (Bill) Parcells and (Bill) Belichick will humiliate me.

Brady is performing like the leader we need him to be and I look for him to continue to progress in upcoming games.

If I dignified that, (Bill) Parcells and (Bill) Belichick would just humiliate me. I've played two games. Really I've just coached two games. Let's come back and revisit that about 10 years from now.

The last three games, everyone is saying they got off to a slow start. Well, don't expect them to get off to slow start this week. You can fall into that trap very easily. ... Trust me, they will be ready to go early. We need to be ready to go when the ball is kicked off or else we can find ourselves down significantly early.

Part of going to Notre Dame is knowing the magnitude of big games, ... I can't tell you how many times in college it seemed like No. 1 was coming in here and they went home with a loss. I understand we're an underdog in this game, but it would be pretty cool to win, don't you think

I don't remember all the games, but it seemed like every time somebody No. 1 was coming in here, they were going out losing. I understand we're an underdog in this game, but it would be pretty cool to win, don't you think To be part of that history.

I wouldn't call it mind games. But I think you have to make sure they realize they can always play better.