When Merriam-Webster updates their 2009 dictionary, “irony” should be defined in a manner such as this:
Today, during the 2nd quarter of Notre Dame’s game against the Michigan Wolverines, coach Charlie Weis was injured when a Notre Dame player fell against the back of his left knee during a play along the Irish’s sideline. He returned a short while later with his leg immobilized, as he had torn both his ACL and MCL.
The mere fact that Weis been Brady’s mentor and offensive coordinator for 6 years with the Patriots, combined with the fact that Weis’ Irish were battling Brady’s alma mater Michigan as well gave me chills when they notified the viewing audience of the extent of the injury. Two people, so close during their professional careers, suffering such uncommon of injuries in the unlikeliest of circumstances less than a week apart left me shocked. Perhaps the two of them can catch up while they embark on what will be a long road to recovery for both Weis and Brady.

