The Made Men Of Notre Dame

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- When Charlie Weis was first hired to coach the Notre Dame football team, he spent most of his time in New England scheming for another Super Bowl ring while simultaneously piecing together his first Fighting Irish staff.

Once his residency in South Bend became permanent, it took the New Jersey native another four years to completely surround himself with East Coast cohorts -- wise guys he felt comfortable with. [+] EnlargeMatt Cashore/US PresswireCharlie Weis' Notre Dame Fighting Irish lost for the second time in three years to Navy.

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