And Bob Gilleran is crazy. Bob, you are crazy. Loco, looney, wacko, nuts, insane, psycho.

2.fortunately, double d and his family, with some help from nd ad kevin white, has decided to play act honorably and to discuus the entire matter with kevin white and charlie weis.

3.if double d still really wants to transfer, notre dame will help him in the process and we wish him well.

4. the jerks at espn who tried to trick double d had what they thought was a setup to drive recruits and players away from nd. espn.com preceeded the stories about double d with another nd racist diatribe by pat forde featured on the front page of espn.com’s college football sports section which they knew to be fraudulent.

5.the same cabal even sent someone up to seattle for tyrone willingham’s press conference before the ucla game, lokking for tyrone to say that he was pleased that nd was 0-3, only to be slapped down by tyrone.

6. then came the fraudulent stories about double d tranferring because charlie weis had lied to him and that he could not trust the nd coaches. double d has exposed that story as a baldfaced lie.

7. if these con artists were not illegally using disney( espn’s parent) to futher their civil racketerring conspiracy, we, as disney shareholders would not be so infuriated and determined to get these crooks exposed and fired, along with inflicting some really nasty economic damages on the court system.

8. the intent of this cabal within espn is the same that it has been since 2003 when we started printing out their stories and gathering other evidence about them and some other con artists taking paychecks from companies in which we own shares- to drive players and recruits away from nd and other schools to pete carroll and his renegade football program at usc

9. we politely warned all of these jerks of the economic consequences. however, they insisted on digging their own economic graves even deeper, obviously thinking that they would escape with thje type of coverup that has worked so far for that con artist reggie bush and pete carroll and the usc football program with a very corrupt ncaa, which punished oklahoma for trying to play the game honestly, but allowed the usc coverup to work so far, despite the massive amount of uncontrovertible evidence dug up by certain brave reporters from yahoo sports. you can still find all of the evidence from the bush/carroll/usc gate investigation online by simply typing the name reggie bush into your search engine.
we are proud to have furnished some of the leads fo that investigation and we have a lot more evidence coming.
10. we have learned how the ncaa rules enforcement division gets bought off by schools willing to cheat and to pay the indirect monetary price, something which the oklahoma sooners would not do.
11. hopefully, double d will reconsider now and stay at nd.

have a great day,

robert t. gilleran and many friends

Notre Dame’s home game against Oregon? You mean the Oregon team that wears those plain blue and white jerseys and is coached by Joe Paterno?

Any explanation of the machinations and intrigue behind Demetrius Jones’ sudden transfer will be way over your muddled head, Frank.

http://www.star.niu.edu/article.php?id=381

This is from the Chicago Daily Southtown:

“Meanwhile, Demetrius Jones has turned up in the Northern Illinois University student e-mail directory, with information that matches his personal profile. The South Bend Tribune reported Jones, a sophomore who started at quarterback for Notre Dame in the opener, had enrolled at Northern Illinois on Wednesday, the last day to do so while being eligible for the majority of the 2008 season.

Curiously, Jones still practiced with the Fighting Irish on Wednesday and Thursday. Weis was unaware that Jones was even contemplating leaving Notre Dame until Jones missed the team bus to Michigan on Friday afternoon. If Notre Dame does not release him from his National Letter of Intent, Jones will have to pay for his tuition.”

As far as where everybody is, I am sure in special situations the wheels get greased, things happen quickly and the details are sorted out later so long as everything is within the rules. Judging by what I have read, it is totally within the rules of the NCAA.

..and DJ prob wasnt intended to stay after the loss.