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How civil were these remarks? In the aftermath of the NC St by cj
debacle and dropping to 2-4 kelly drew the following line in the sand.
"I'm just coaching. I'm being Brian Kelly. If people have a problem with that, then they're not going to be friends or fans of Notre Dame football..."
The suggestion that he is ND football is among the most arrogant and disingenuous things I've ever heard.
saucy pre season: "'12 brought us the time to do it right..."
We went 4-8.
What sally wants is to not be held accountable and to continue on his Don Quixote like AD experience at great expense. He's clueless and his record is abysmal. Any competent management team would have jettisoned him and his dopey fb HC long ago...