Chips gone. You can tell by understanding his post game interview.

So long Chip.

Mf

No one can understand what he's saying except the players.
Everything is in code.

Wonder what Twitch is going to do when young Twitch gets a look at those smokin' hot Oregon women ?

Gonna need some pics.

you guys kill me... find one hot one in the whole pic...

BTW, the first blonde one is a dude, pimple in the armpit and hair shinnin through... second ones alright, 4th one after that blonde dude tho looks like her nose was used as a BMX ramp in the X Games...

KILLIN me sons!!

Oregon stock is about to take a dive, enjoy the ride while you can Holes, the man will want his pound of flesh.

OK Cosmo, wutch you got ?

shes hotter than the whole Oregon cheer squad... especially that blonde dude...

Very hot.

Here's a bedtime prayer for Chuck and for Chip. (and Twitch)
Imagine that it is being whispered in your ear by one of the aforementioned hotties....

Our Team who art in GLENDALE, hallowed be thy name. Thy fans will come. Thy will be done on turf as it was on grass. Give us this day our FIESTA BOWL win, and forgive us our penalties, as we forgive those who call them against us, and lead us not into 3rd and long ,but deliver us from the back field. For Autzen is the kingdom, the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. !!!!!OOOOOOO!!!!!

Good luck Coach if you go.
Now break out the Scotch and cigars.

Damn Chuck,

That would be a fun game of "monkey in the middle".

That defense drives me crazy. Too soft.
They did keep Klein contained pretty well, though.

Mariota sputters at times but usually doesn't turn the ball over.
He's only a frosh.

DeAnthony shocked them with that run back.

We should see some defense in the Bama/ND game.

How do you consider it a dynasty run when they lost their only NC appearance and are .500 in bowl games?

Alabama is on a dynasty run.

was it just me, or was the OU player names hard to read on their jerseys?

You mean Nick Saban is on a dynasty run...

They were in Stealth Mode.
The Star Trek technology that Uncle Phil acquired.

If Kelly goes to the NFL, he'll need to change his coaching ways a bit.
You've got to kick a field goal at the end of the third quarter rather then going for it on fourth down.
Had KS scored another TD the game could have become very interesting.

It is those types of decisions that get NFL coaches fired.

I agree and he's probably smart enough to know that as well.

He seems to call some risky plays according to field position (of course) and momentum.
If they're moving the ball and around the opponent's 30 yard line he will often go for it on 4th and short.

I didn't like that go for it on 4th and 4 play.

The 2 point conversion after the opening play score was a typical punch you in the mouth and make you like play.
I like aggressive play calling but i don't like the low percentage gambling.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/16063...p-kellys-tenure

Oregon Reportedly Facing Major NCAA Sanctions Stemming from Chip Kelly's Tenure

BY MATT LOMBARDO (CONTRIBUTOR) ON APRIL 16, 2013

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Chip Kelly will meet the media for the first time following an NFL practice today at the NovaCare Complex but will likely be pressed with questions stemming from NCAA sanctions the University of Oregon now faces from violations during his tenure there.

Multiple reports, including The Oregonian state that the university and the NCAA have agreed on the sanctions, including a probation period and scholarship reductions.

KATU.com has has received the report that describes the violations.

“There were underlying major violations coupled with failure to monitor violations involving the head coach (2009 through 2011) and the athletics department (2008-2011),” NCAA enforcement staff wrote in the report. “While the violations were not intentional in nature, coaches and administrators of a sports program at an NCAA member institution have an obligation to ensure that the activities being engaged in comply with NCAA legislation.”

Initial reports are that Will Lyles, who runs a recruiting service and worked for Oregon since 2008, provided Kelly and the Ducks a "meaningful recruiting advantage" due to his ties with several players and coaches from Texas. Lyles received $25,000 from the school and the implication is that he may have persuaded players to attend the University of Oregon.

The violations are said to have occurred from 2008-2011 when Kelly served as the offensive coordinator, and later the head coach of the Ducks.

“I am aware of the recent reports and of the ongoing investigation being conducted by the NCAA and the University of Oregon," Kelly said in a statement released by the team, Tuesday. "While at Oregon, I know we were fully cooperative with all aspects of the investigation and I will continue to contribute in any way that I can. But until the NCAA rules on the matter, I will have no further comment.”

Kelly is unlikely to face any disciplinary action from either the NCAA or the school, but it is peculiar that the first-year NFL coach initially rebuffed the Eagles offer in January before ultimately changing his tune and making the leap to Philadelphia.

The Eagles head coach will meet the media at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday following the opening day of Philadelphia's minicamp.

Matt Lombardo is a contributor to Bleacher Report, as well as an on-air personality on 97.5 FM The Fanatic in Philadelphia. Join the conversation and follow Matt on Twitter: @MattLombardo975

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Big surprise, this.

I also heard that Oregon was offering up less scholarships and two years of probation already...

Fish on...

Todd