His teams were never balanced, he never got the most out of the talent he accrued, and he was fired just as his attack looked like it was beginning to take effect.

Grab the poor finish in the 2006 Sugar Bowl, tie it to 2009's 6-6 record with the Irish's most statistically accomplished passer at the helm and its greatest player in two decades on the outside, wrap it all up in the promise of a decided schematic advantage, and you have the Weis Era in toto.

Abstaining entirely from a bowl was perhaps the most fitting way to wrap up his unsatisfying administration.

The legacies Brian Kelly has left behind at Grand Valley State, Central Michigan, and Cincinnati could be described as incomplete, but for a va...

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