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    Joe Theismann thinks Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Clausen should stay in school
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    "I would tackle him if he tried to leave the university and come out this year," Theismann said on the "Waddle & Silvy" show on ESPN 1000. "Jimmy Clausen, I hope, has proven to a lot of people that he's one heck of a young quarterback ... I mean, Jimmy is like Jay Cutler to me. They both have grown up and come to understand that you don't always have to make all the plays, but when your moment comes and that opportunity presents itself for you to have to step up, you can get it done." The junior quarterback has led Notre Dame to a 4-1 record and is leading the country in passing efficiency at 179.3, to go along with 12 touchdown passes and two interceptions. Full Article at ESPN
    Jimmy Clausen, I hope, has proven to a lot of people that he's one heck of a young quarterback ... I mean, Jimmy is like Jay Cutler to me. They both have grown up and come to understand that you don't always have to make all the plays, but when your moment comes and that opportunity presents itself for you to have to step up, you can get it done.
    Joe Theismann – Joe Theismann SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago
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Joe Theismann thinks Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Clausen should stay in school
  1. He's learned how to be a leader ... He's certainly handled all kinds of pressure well.
    Joe Theismann – Joe Theismann SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago
  2. If you look at the Notre Dame football team, they have a chance to really be able to do something special a part of this year and I believe all of next year
    Joe Theismann – Joe Theismann SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago
  3. I would tackle him if he tried to leave the university and come out this year
    Joe Theismann – Joe Theismann SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago

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