23 y/o Charlie Weis Jr is the TE's coach at FAU

[BMF]

This just blows my mind. Look at all the veteran coaches that are "analysts" or "quality control coach" that want an on-field coaching gig. This kid was a "student assistant"/team manager at UF and Kansas and Saban hired him as an "analyst"....now Kiffin gives him his first full time job. Do you think college football players are going to respect this kid? I know he's trying to work his way up the ladder, but he's not even 24 years old yet! And just like his dad, he never played the game.

(I am probably biased because I don't like his oxygen-thief father, but this just screams "daddy's boy!!"):

http://www.fausports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/charlie_weis_jr_1036543.html

Charlie Weis, Jr.

Position:
Assistant Coach/TE

Birthdate:
04/29/1993

Alma Mater:
Kansas '15

At FAU
Charlie Weis joined the FAU football staff in December of 2017 and will focus his attention on the tight end position.
At Alabama
Weis comes to FAU from the University of Alabama where he served two seasons as the offensive analyst for the Tides’ quarterbacks and running backs. He was a direct report to then-Alabama Offensive Coordinator Lane Kiffin.

In that role, Weis provided in-season details on opponent’s defensive schemes, worked with in-game communications for adjustments, aided in national recruiting efforts for the running backs, aided in offseason fourth quarter program on speed and agility drills and worked directly with Heisman Trophy-winning running back Derrick Henry during the 2015 season. At Alabama, Weis was a part of building a 30-2 record, winning two SEC Championships and one National Championship.

At Kansas
Weis joined the Alabama staff after a three-year stint as the University of Kansas team manager. While at Kansas, Weis assisted the position coaches in practice by administering and directing drills. He ran position meetings for the quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers. He also led opponent breakdown in 2012, 2013 and 2014.

New England Patriots
Weis gained extra experience in 2014 (July-August) as a New England Patriots Volunteer Training Camp Intern. In that role, he worked with the offensive staff and assisted tight end coach Brian Daboll creating highlight and lowlight cutups and coordinating quarterback practice production notes.

At Florida
Prior to KU, Weis served as a University of Florida offensive quality control coach, focusing his efforts with the wide receivers.

Personal
Born: April 29, 1993
Hometown: South Bend, Indiana
Education: BS University of Kansas ’15 with a degree in psychology with a minor in sociology
Family: Jennifer (wife). Son of NFL and Collegiate Head Coach Charlie

Coaching Experience
2015-16 – Alabama (Offensive Analyst)
2014 – New England Patriots (Summer Volunteer Intern)
2012-14 – Kansas (Manager)
2011 – Florida (Offensive Quality Control Coach/WR)

 

[divits]

I'm sure the players from Overtown and Liberty City will respect and listen to a 23 year old kid who has never played football before and probably couldn't catch a cold.

 

[InstiGATOR1]

I'm sure the players from Overtown and Liberty City will respect and listen to a 23 year old kid who has never played football before and probably couldn't catch a cold.

I am pretty sure the kids from Overtown and Liberty City who are not rated high enough to get a high power 5 school offer will happily listen to a 23 year old talk about his time as the offensive analyst at UAL. Those are the players FAU will be hoping to attract. That is they will be competing with UCF, KU, etc. I bet those many of those players will not even distinguish between an offensive coach and an offensive analyst.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Well, is there any doubt that our next TE coach comes from FIU, FAU, or NT? So, about a 33 percent chance we hire him next.

 

[divits]

I am pretty sure the kids from Overtown and Liberty City who are not rated high enough to get a high power 5 school offer will happily listen to a 23 year old talk about his time as the offensive analyst at UAL.

Yeah, sure, all those months of "experience" as a gofer at Bama will keep them in rapt attention.

 

[aka]

Dad sends a congratulatory gift.

 

[BMF]

Dad sends a congratulatory gift.

I thought it had wheels on it...

 

[MJMGator]

Who dafuq else was gonna work for Lame Kitten?

 

[ChiefGator]

I never hear much about us have a support staff like this, I wonder some times if we even have such.

 

[GatorInGeorgia]

This just blows my mind. Look at all the veteran coaches that are "analysts" or "quality control coach" that want an on-field coaching gig. This kid was a "student assistant"/team manager at UF and Kansas and Saban hired him as an "analyst"....now Kiffin gives him his first full time job. Do you think college football players are going to respect this kid? I know he's trying to work his way up the ladder, but he's not even 24 years old yet! And just like his dad, he never played the game.

(I am probably biased because I don't like his oxygen-thief father, but this just screams "daddy's boy!!"):

http://www.fausports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/charlie_weis_jr_1036543.html

Charlie Weis, Jr.

Position:
Assistant Coach/TE

Birthdate:
04/29/1993

Alma Mater:
Kansas '15

At FAU
Charlie Weis joined the FAU football staff in December of 2017 and will focus his attention on the tight end position.
At Alabama
Weis comes to FAU from the University of Alabama where he served two seasons as the offensive analyst for the Tides’ quarterbacks and running backs. He was a direct report to then-Alabama Offensive Coordinator Lane Kiffin.

In that role, Weis provided in-season details on opponent’s defensive schemes, worked with in-game communications for adjustments, aided in national recruiting efforts for the running backs, aided in offseason fourth quarter program on speed and agility drills and worked directly with Heisman Trophy-winning running back Derrick Henry during the 2015 season. At Alabama, Weis was a part of building a 30-2 record, winning two SEC Championships and one National Championship.

At Kansas
Weis joined the Alabama staff after a three-year stint as the University of Kansas team manager. While at Kansas, Weis assisted the position coaches in practice by administering and directing drills. He ran position meetings for the quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers. He also led opponent breakdown in 2012, 2013 and 2014.

New England Patriots
Weis gained extra experience in 2014 (July-August) as a New England Patriots Volunteer Training Camp Intern. In that role, he worked with the offensive staff and assisted tight end coach Brian Daboll creating highlight and lowlight cutups and coordinating quarterback practice production notes.

At Florida
Prior to KU, Weis served as a University of Florida offensive quality control coach, focusing his efforts with the wide receivers.

Personal
Born: April 29, 1993
Hometown: South Bend, Indiana
Education: BS University of Kansas ’15 with a degree in psychology with a minor in sociology
Family: Jennifer (wife). Son of NFL and Collegiate Head Coach Charlie

Coaching Experience
2015-16 – Alabama (Offensive Analyst)
2014 – New England Patriots (Summer Volunteer Intern)
2012-14 – Kansas (Manager)
2011 – Florida (Offensive Quality Control Coach/WR)

You're right, it has quite a bit of daddy's boy attached to the hire. Kitten may be getting his next lilly pad landing spot ready. Do good by Fat Charlie and latch on to the offensive staff wherever he is the OC when FAU runs him out of town.

 

[t-gator]

Dad sends a congratulatory gift.

Charlie put out a way better offense from the damn water cooler than these clowns we have coaching now.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Charlie put out a way better offense from the damn water cooler than these clowns we have coaching now.

It's sad to say, but Fat Charlies well below average offense is the best we've had in a damn decade.

Thanks FOOLEY!!!!!

 

[aka]

Buncha damn broken records around here.

 

[Chomper]

Sorry guys, but I don't really care about who FAU hired as a TE coach.

 

[BMF]

Sorry guys, but I don't really care about who FAU hired as a TE coach.

I've said this before, but....it's a long off-season. If you have a thread topic you'd like to post up to give us all something to talk about, by all means, have at it.

Personally, I'm a Gator fan - like most, if not all, of us here. However, I'm also a college football fan. I think it's the best sport ever invented and ever played. I occasionally watch other sports, but for me, there is nothing like college football. So I enjoy seeing what other programs are doing: recruiting, coaching hires, offensive/defensive schemes, facilities, etc. It's fascinating and kills boring parts of my day (such as right now as I'm the only person in my office until 0900).

Honestly, I think if most fans of programs would pay more attention to what other programs are doing you won't be surprised when UF loses or when recruits say our facilities stink. Most UF fans thought The Swamp was the Taj Mahal of football stadiums and that our facilities were just fine. Go find the IPF threads on Gator message boards and you'll read hundreds...literally HUNDREDS of comments about how "we don't need an IPF", "Spurrier and Meyer won without one..." etc.

So, I'll keep posting CFB threads....along w/ Gator related threads. You're welcome to do the same....

 

[Swamp Donkey]

We dont get to laugh at Kiffy and Weises around here anymore?

WTF happened to this place?

 

[MidwestChomp]

BMF, we've noticed you starting a lot of threads. How much does Ox pay you per thread?

 

[Alagator]

Who dafuq else was gonna work for Lame Kitten?

I was thinking the same thing. Probably not a lot of people beating down the door to go work for that jackass...especially when that jackass has been fired from every stop he's made the last decade... That is when he's not slipping out of town under the cover of darkness with less than a year on the job...

 

[Chomper]

I've said this before, but....it's a long off-season. If you have a thread topic you'd like to post up to give us all something to talk about, by all means, have at it.

Personally, I'm a Gator fan - like most, if not all, of us here. However, I'm also a college football fan. I think it's the best sport ever invented and ever played. I occasionally watch other sports, but for me, there is nothing like college football. So I enjoy seeing what other programs are doing: recruiting, coaching hires, offensive/defensive schemes, facilities, etc. It's fascinating and kills boring parts of my day (such as right now as I'm the only person in my office until 0900).

Honestly, I think if most fans of programs would pay more attention to what other programs are doing you won't be surprised when UF loses or when recruits say our facilities stink. Most UF fans thought The Swamp was the Taj Mahal of football stadiums and that our facilities were just fine. Go find the IPF threads on Gator message boards and you'll read hundreds...literally HUNDREDS of comments about how "we don't need an IPF", "Spurrier and Meyer won without one..." etc.

So, I'll keep posting CFB threads....along w/ Gator related threads. You're welcome to do the same....

Nice long response to my one-liner. You obviously have much more time on your hands than do I. I still don't care about who FAU hires as TE coach, but thanks for posting anyway.

 

[BMF]

Nice long response to my one-liner. You obviously have much more time on your hands than do I. I still don't care about who FAU hires as TE coach, but thanks for posting anyway.

Nice short response to my long response. If you have something to discuss, we'd all love for you to contribute to the board and start some interesting threads. Thanks either way....