Notre Dame Fires Weis

By Scott Sarvay

June 18, 2010 Updated Nov 30, 2009 at 5:16 PM EST SOUTHBEND, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - According to multiple sources Charlie Weis has been fired after five seasons as the head football coach at Notre Dame. According to ESPN a member of the Irish coaching staff says Weis and his staff were informed of the decision late Monday afternoon. Upon arrival in South Bend, Weis raised Irish expectations with back-to-back appearances in BCS games in his first two seasons. Since then, one of the nation's most storied football programs has gone 16-21. Weis, who has six years left on his contract, was 35-27 in South Bend. His 565-winning percentage is worse than the 583-marks that got his two predecessors, Tyrone Willingham and Bob Davie, fired. Notre Dame players have scheduled a mid-afternoon players meeting that will include a vote on whether they want to play in a bowl game after a 6-6 season. A decision on an interim head coach, if the players do choose to go to a bowl game, has not been announced. A 6 p.m. news conference has been announced regarding coach Weis. You can watch the press conference by clicking here.
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