Thursday afternoon, the University of Kansas announced the hiring of Charlie Weis as the school’s new head football coach. This decision left many observers and fans scratching their heads.
Weis was only 16-21 in his last three years as head coach at Notre Dame, before being dismissed.
Last season, the former Patriots and Chiefs offensive coordinator served as offensive coordinator at Florida. The Gators finished 102nd nationally in total offense.
Amid ongoing health issues, the Kansas job is Weis’ fourth gig in the last four years.
When told of the Weis hiring, none other than coaching legend Bobby Bowden chimed in with a rather negative take on KU’s choice:
"You got to be kidding me. He’s going to be the head coach?"
John Calipari has not coached at Memphis since the end of the 2009 season, but apparently not everyone realizes this fact. 
Our weekend underdog picks flourished with a 3-0 record Sunday, including two selections winning straight up. 
Sunday night, the Giants rallied from a 34-22 deficit to beat the Cowboys 37-34. This was the third time this season that the Cowboys lost a game when they had at least a 12 point fourth quarter lead. The other collapses came against the Jets in Week 1 and the Lions in Week 4.
Saturday, Robert Griffin III was awarded the 77th Heisman Trophy. The Baylor quarterback became the 76th man ever to receive the highly prestigious honor (Ohio State’s Archie Griffin is a two-time winner).
Earlier this year, South Florida’s Dr. Krop High School was hit with a $35,000 fine and a three-year ban from playing in the Florida state basketball playoffs for using an ineligible player. 
As the college football world celebrates Robert Griffin III’s acceptance of the Heisman Trophy, we at iFollowSports thought it would be fun to look back at maybe the worst play of the entire college football season.
Philadelphia is a three-point underdog at Miami. The Dolphins are a bad home team and it's time for the Eagles to finally wake up in a battle of 4-8 teams. Plus, Michael Vick is expected to return to the starting lineup for the Eagles. 
Buried in all the news involving baseball signings and the Chris Paul fiasco, the Miami Heat made a huge signing that will really bolster their squad during the upcoming season. 
2. Andrew Luck, Stanford