[Mick]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

[Mick]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

[oregontim]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

Willilngham shouldn't have been fired. I'm still mad at ND for that one. Terrible decision, which led to several additional years of mediocrity.

[oregontim]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

Willilngham shouldn't have been fired. I'm still mad at ND for that one. Terrible decision, which led to several additional years of mediocrity.

[JohnR34231]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

Willilngham shouldn't have been fired. I'm still mad at ND for that one. Terrible decision, which led to several additional years of mediocrity.

Correct. Look at all the success he had when he left ND and went to Washington.

[JohnR34231]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

Willilngham shouldn't have been fired. I'm still mad at ND for that one. Terrible decision, which led to several additional years of mediocrity.

Correct. Look at all the success he had when he left ND and went to Washington.

[teejers1]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

Willilngham shouldn't have been fired. I'm still mad at ND for that one. Terrible decision, which led to several additional years of mediocrity.

Correct. Look at all the success he had when he left ND and went to Washington.

Seriously.  Plus, Willingham's  record that first year at ND was a lot of smoke and mirrors (turnovers, blocked punts, etc.).  

I liked Willingham at Stanford and wish he had the interest to stay and recruit accordingly.  But he took the big money and big stage in South Bend - understandable.

[teejers1]

Ralston, Walsh, Green, Willingham and Harbaugh all left for an opportunity to be part of something bigger.  Walsh was the only one not to get fired at their next stop.  Maybe success on the Farm is not an indicator of success at the level.  Maybe the next successful coach will stay
My hope is that Shaw is able to achieve such success.

DeBartolo threatened to fire Walsh on more than one occasion...

Willilngham shouldn't have been fired. I'm still mad at ND for that one. Terrible decision, which led to several additional years of mediocrity.

Correct. Look at all the success he had when he left ND and went to Washington.

Seriously.  Plus, Willingham's  record that first year at ND was a lot of smoke and mirrors (turnovers, blocked punts, etc.).  

I liked Willingham at Stanford and wish he had the interest to stay and recruit accordingly.  But he took the big money and big stage in South Bend - understandable.

[Phogge]

Then there was the fake punt when they were ahead by about 95 points.....

[Phogge]

Then there was the fake punt when they were ahead by about 95 points.....