As I noted in response to miltongator (and others) on my "Post Game..."-thread, while I have lost confidence in Weis and now at least question his intelligence and creativity, I do not recommend firing him at this point, for a number of reasons (though among the "bad time to do it"-arguments, the most important is its likely detrimental effect on recruiting, all-important for us and at a delicate, crucial stage now). However, I now am no longer certain that Muschamp himself, for the sake of the team, the fans, the PROGRAM, and his own JOB, can necessarily wait throughout a whole second season (really our THIRD-in-a-row, before he got here and not his fault, but still important in terms of the long-building frustration among the fans, fair or not) of offensive ineptitude before making a change. Any growing signs of a deteriorating offensive product, like this past season, and he MUST be ready to make a move. The defense is going to be OK--but he has GOT to get that offense turned around in 2012; it HAS to be "ready to roll" by the following season--and that will require a mid-season change if Weis isn't cutting it.