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Reality TV is all the rage nowadays and earlier this week, one of the biggest names (and fupas) in college football got a little taste of reality. When Charlie Wies started with Notre Dame five years ago, there was a buzz of excitement and a feeling of hope in South Bend. Charlie rallied the troops and declared that 6-5 was just not good enough at Notre Dame. This week, the world learned that Charlie was right. 6-5 wasn't good enough then and 6-6 isn't good enough now. The Irish seemed destined for greatness once again when Weis took them to consecutive BCS games in his first two years after leaving the NFL, but since then, they have fallen to 16-21 under Weis, who leaves ND with a record of 35-27 (.565), which is worse than the two coaches (Tyrone Willingham and Bob Davie) who preceeded him (.583). Now the questions begin to poor in. The question on most people's minds is who will replace him? We, on the other hand, have a different question we've been pondering.
