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Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - JeffInCorvallis - 09-20-2010
Are those black jerseys AND black helmets on those Michigan State players?
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - CompSci87 - 09-20-2010
Quote:pouty, apocalyptic outlooks
Now that\'s a phrase I haven\'t seen in print before.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - yvonne - 09-20-2010
Quote:Are those black jerseys AND black helmets on those Michigan State players?
Shh! Someone might hear you!
I\'m not sure why every college team would want to be the Raiders.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - yvonne - 09-20-2010
To answer the original question, the site is up, but it\'s not clear that it\'s anything more than a holding tank for potential information.
(a Yahoo feed, a ticket search widget)
Hmmm, on further review, the links appear to have been put in manually, and not obtained from a feed.
The owner has paid to keep the information about his or her address and contact information hidden.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - Spiny_Norman - 09-20-2010
Now we know what Tyrone is doing with his spare time when he is not on the golf course.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - stanfan - 09-20-2010
Kelly has barely lost to 2 top 25 teams in the Wolverines and Spartans. Â I would love to thump the Irish, but anybody who thinks it is going to be easy has been smoking crack. Â
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - washingtonismoney - 09-20-2010
Except both of the Michigan schools are quite overrated, so whatever moral victory level you want to credit the Irish for, it\'s not much. They haven\'t shown much ability to defend either of those teams, and both of them run such vastly different schemes that the problem probably lies with the Irish.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - yvonne - 09-20-2010
Stop it. Nobody knows how this game will end, but you\'re forgetting the essence of this thread. Some Notre Dame fans want to fire their coach after 2 losses. They\'re delusional.
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0Y7yjxJVlc
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - fullmetal - 09-20-2010
I might venture to guess that the problem lies with the Irish coaching staff. Â The talent is certainly there--they\'ve been poaching our recruits for some time now.
Stanford has a very special OL this year though.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - stanfan - 09-20-2010
My comments have nothing to do with moral victories.  Rather they have to do with our team getting its a** kicked if it isn\'t fully ready to play after reading and hearing how great it is.  Notre Dame has good coaches and good players.  The Irish  will be highly motivated and ready to play.  As to ND fans being delusional, I cannot muster an argument to the contrary.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - Spiny_Norman - 09-20-2010
ND fans collectively are manic-depressive. Â They were ready to canonize Tyrone after he started 8-0. Â They gave Charlie Weis a 10 year, $30M contract after his seventh game as the ND coach. Â Should Stanford beat the Irish, the heat will be boiling under Brian Kelly\'s seat. Â After four games.
A doctor might prescribe drugs for a patient who exhibited these symptoms. Â But I don\'t think there is anything that will work for the ND fans.
Re: Is firebriankelly.com open for business yet? - JohnR34231 - 09-20-2010
With every passing coach, their reservoir of patience gets a little drier.