no, the rad will be screwed at the top of the case, and then have both fans attached at the other side of the rad. Both fans will then be facing in a way where it takes air from the inside then exhaust it at the top of the case (outside)
Check this image,
http://cdn.overclock.net/3/34/350x700px-LL-344c3de5_IMG...
the Rad is basically screwed at the very top of the case, and then below it the fans are attached. Those fans then are facing in way so it pulls air from the inside of the case and pushes it outside the top.
Basically this : Case>Rad>Fans <--- which is what you mentioned is the best in my opinion.
Then have the rear fan as exhaust, the bottom fan as intake, both front fans as intake and both the fans from the Radiator as exhaust (pulling air inside your case and pushing it outside)
<--- <---- <---- <---- <---- <---- Fan Air flow Direction
Outside || Top of Case || Rad || Fan <---- <---- Fan Air flow Direction (inside of case) Bottom case fan || <-- Intake
^This set up can also help avoid dust build up at the top of the case, its okay to get some dust at the bottom because 1 it has an easy to take off filter to clean and its not visible when dust starts to build up so its not a sore in the eye.