[washingtonismoney]

Tampa Bay Bucs wideout Arrelious Benn said "We got Chip Kelly" on Twitter, so I'm guessing it's true.

https://twitter.com/?q=chip+kelly#!/Arre...9154008066

This leads to Stage Two of all coaching vacancies when your team isn't the vacated one: speculating about which recruits you can poach.

[washingtonismoney]

Tampa Bay Bucs wideout Arrelious Benn said "We got Chip Kelly" on Twitter, so I'm guessing it's true.

https://twitter.com/?q=chip+kelly#!/Arre...9154008066

This leads to Stage Two of all coaching vacancies when your team isn't the vacated one: speculating about which recruits you can poach.

[fullmetal]

SI.com felt it was a rumor worthy of posting on its front page (small link section).

http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/23/report...&eref=sihp

[fullmetal]

SI.com felt it was a rumor worthy of posting on its front page (small link section).

http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/23/report...&eref=sihp

[fullmetal]

SI.com felt it was a rumor worthy of posting on its front page (small link section).

http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/23/report...&eref=sihp

[fullmetal]

SI.com felt it was a rumor worthy of posting on its front page (small link section).

http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/23/report...&eref=sihp

[fullmetal]

SI.com felt it was a rumor worthy of posting on its front page (small link section).

http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/23/report...&eref=sihp

[fullmetal]

SI.com felt it was a rumor worthy of posting on its front page (small link section).

http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/23/report...&eref=sihp

[DC]

We lost Harbaugh, so it is only fair for Oregon to lose Kelly.

Besides, I still haven't forgiven Oregon for the dirty helmet-to-helmet from-the-side hit on Chris Owusu's head, when the later was about 12 inches above the ground and falling last year, that completely changed the game.

[DC]

We lost Harbaugh, so it is only fair for Oregon to lose Kelly.

Besides, I still haven't forgiven Oregon for the dirty helmet-to-helmet from-the-side hit on Chris Owusu's head, when the later was about 12 inches above the ground and falling last year, that completely changed the game.

[DC]

We lost Harbaugh, so it is only fair for Oregon to lose Kelly.

Besides, I still haven't forgiven Oregon for the dirty helmet-to-helmet from-the-side hit on Chris Owusu's head, when the later was about 12 inches above the ground and falling last year, that completely changed the game.

[DC]

We lost Harbaugh, so it is only fair for Oregon to lose Kelly.

Besides, I still haven't forgiven Oregon for the dirty helmet-to-helmet from-the-side hit on Chris Owusu's head, when the later was about 12 inches above the ground and falling last year, that completely changed the game.

[DC]

We lost Harbaugh, so it is only fair for Oregon to lose Kelly.

Besides, I still haven't forgiven Oregon for the dirty helmet-to-helmet from-the-side hit on Chris Owusu's head, when the later was about 12 inches above the ground and falling last year, that completely changed the game.

[DC]

We lost Harbaugh, so it is only fair for Oregon to lose Kelly.

Besides, I still haven't forgiven Oregon for the dirty helmet-to-helmet from-the-side hit on Chris Owusu's head, when the later was about 12 inches above the ground and falling last year, that completely changed the game.

[washingtonismoney]

By the way, I'm hoping that Shaw makes a call to this gentleman: http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?...EASON=2011

If you can't beat (their special teams), hire (their special teams).

[washingtonismoney]

By the way, I'm hoping that Shaw makes a call to this gentleman: http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?...EASON=2011

If you can't beat (their special teams), hire (their special teams).

[washingtonismoney]

By the way, I'm hoping that Shaw makes a call to this gentleman: http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?...EASON=2011

If you can't beat (their special teams), hire (their special teams).

[washingtonismoney]

By the way, I'm hoping that Shaw makes a call to this gentleman: http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?...EASON=2011

If you can't beat (their special teams), hire (their special teams).

[washingtonismoney]

By the way, I'm hoping that Shaw makes a call to this gentleman: http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?...EASON=2011

If you can't beat (their special teams), hire (their special teams).

[washingtonismoney]

By the way, I'm hoping that Shaw makes a call to this gentleman: http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?...EASON=2011

If you can't beat (their special teams), hire (their special teams).

[Hank 91]

My first thought about this is that Oregon, despite all the Phil Knight money, might come back to the pack a bit. Ted Miller, though, brings up the good point that if Kelly leaves, Chris Peterson will likely be candidate #1. He's always a candidate for every major job opening, but he actually has Oregon ties, so this makes sense. I'm not sure I like the idea of the Boise State system and brain trust coming into the Pac-12 North with Nike money to support it. Bad medicine.

[Hank 91]

My first thought about this is that Oregon, despite all the Phil Knight money, might come back to the pack a bit. Ted Miller, though, brings up the good point that if Kelly leaves, Chris Peterson will likely be candidate #1. He's always a candidate for every major job opening, but he actually has Oregon ties, so this makes sense. I'm not sure I like the idea of the Boise State system and brain trust coming into the Pac-12 North with Nike money to support it. Bad medicine.

[Hank 91]

My first thought about this is that Oregon, despite all the Phil Knight money, might come back to the pack a bit. Ted Miller, though, brings up the good point that if Kelly leaves, Chris Peterson will likely be candidate #1. He's always a candidate for every major job opening, but he actually has Oregon ties, so this makes sense. I'm not sure I like the idea of the Boise State system and brain trust coming into the Pac-12 North with Nike money to support it. Bad medicine.

[Hank 91]

My first thought about this is that Oregon, despite all the Phil Knight money, might come back to the pack a bit. Ted Miller, though, brings up the good point that if Kelly leaves, Chris Peterson will likely be candidate #1. He's always a candidate for every major job opening, but he actually has Oregon ties, so this makes sense. I'm not sure I like the idea of the Boise State system and brain trust coming into the Pac-12 North with Nike money to support it. Bad medicine.

[Hank 91]

My first thought about this is that Oregon, despite all the Phil Knight money, might come back to the pack a bit. Ted Miller, though, brings up the good point that if Kelly leaves, Chris Peterson will likely be candidate #1. He's always a candidate for every major job opening, but he actually has Oregon ties, so this makes sense. I'm not sure I like the idea of the Boise State system and brain trust coming into the Pac-12 North with Nike money to support it. Bad medicine.

[Hank 91]

My first thought about this is that Oregon, despite all the Phil Knight money, might come back to the pack a bit. Ted Miller, though, brings up the good point that if Kelly leaves, Chris Peterson will likely be candidate #1. He's always a candidate for every major job opening, but he actually has Oregon ties, so this makes sense. I'm not sure I like the idea of the Boise State system and brain trust coming into the Pac-12 North with Nike money to support it. Bad medicine.

[JohnR34231]

It's kind of a good news, bad news situation.

The good news is that Kelly will probably leave for the NFL. If not this job, something in the (not so distant) future.

The bad news is with the Knight money the Ducks aren't going to hire a Buddy T.eevens clone. They are going to get someone good.

So as Redrum points out we better concentrate on continuing to build our program to the point where we can beat a good Oregon team. Sitting around waiting for them to get mediocre isn't a good idea.

[JohnR34231]

It's kind of a good news, bad news situation.

The good news is that Kelly will probably leave for the NFL. If not this job, something in the (not so distant) future.

The bad news is with the Knight money the Ducks aren't going to hire a Buddy T.eevens clone. They are going to get someone good.

So as Redrum points out we better concentrate on continuing to build our program to the point where we can beat a good Oregon team. Sitting around waiting for them to get mediocre isn't a good idea.

[JohnR34231]

It's kind of a good news, bad news situation.

The good news is that Kelly will probably leave for the NFL. If not this job, something in the (not so distant) future.

The bad news is with the Knight money the Ducks aren't going to hire a Buddy T.eevens clone. They are going to get someone good.

So as Redrum points out we better concentrate on continuing to build our program to the point where we can beat a good Oregon team. Sitting around waiting for them to get mediocre isn't a good idea.

[JohnR34231]

It's kind of a good news, bad news situation.

The good news is that Kelly will probably leave for the NFL. If not this job, something in the (not so distant) future.

The bad news is with the Knight money the Ducks aren't going to hire a Buddy T.eevens clone. They are going to get someone good.

So as Redrum points out we better concentrate on continuing to build our program to the point where we can beat a good Oregon team. Sitting around waiting for them to get mediocre isn't a good idea.

[JohnR34231]

It's kind of a good news, bad news situation.

The good news is that Kelly will probably leave for the NFL. If not this job, something in the (not so distant) future.

The bad news is with the Knight money the Ducks aren't going to hire a Buddy T.eevens clone. They are going to get someone good.

So as Redrum points out we better concentrate on continuing to build our program to the point where we can beat a good Oregon team. Sitting around waiting for them to get mediocre isn't a good idea.

[JohnR34231]

It's kind of a good news, bad news situation.

The good news is that Kelly will probably leave for the NFL. If not this job, something in the (not so distant) future.

The bad news is with the Knight money the Ducks aren't going to hire a Buddy T.eevens clone. They are going to get someone good.

So as Redrum points out we better concentrate on continuing to build our program to the point where we can beat a good Oregon team. Sitting around waiting for them to get mediocre isn't a good idea.

[socalstanfan1]

Looks like Kelly was all ready to go, then changed his mind.  At least that was the news last night.

http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ss..._coac.html

When it gets to this point, I think it is only a matter of time before he leaves.  Personally, my feelings are mixed about his leaving (whenever that should be).  I have little respect for his program, given the string of criminal behavior that has defined the program over the last few years.  And as a football issue, I do think that even with a different high level coach like Peterson, Oregon might be a bit easier to handle.  One of the things that was so difficult about Kelly's team is that it is just so different from every other team anyone faces on their schedule that it is really, really difficult to prepare for.  So I do think it would be a bit easier to win the North without him at Oregon.

On the other hand, it would be extremely sweet to conquer that mountain.  He does set the bar extremely high in the Pac-12, and if you can conquer both Oregon and USC (when they are at the top of their game), I think you automatically find yourself in the National Championship conversation. 

[socalstanfan1]

Looks like Kelly was all ready to go, then changed his mind.  At least that was the news last night.

http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ss..._coac.html

When it gets to this point, I think it is only a matter of time before he leaves.  Personally, my feelings are mixed about his leaving (whenever that should be).  I have little respect for his program, given the string of criminal behavior that has defined the program over the last few years.  And as a football issue, I do think that even with a different high level coach like Peterson, Oregon might be a bit easier to handle.  One of the things that was so difficult about Kelly's team is that it is just so different from every other team anyone faces on their schedule that it is really, really difficult to prepare for.  So I do think it would be a bit easier to win the North without him at Oregon.

On the other hand, it would be extremely sweet to conquer that mountain.  He does set the bar extremely high in the Pac-12, and if you can conquer both Oregon and USC (when they are at the top of their game), I think you automatically find yourself in the National Championship conversation. 

[socalstanfan1]

Looks like Kelly was all ready to go, then changed his mind.  At least that was the news last night.

http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ss..._coac.html

When it gets to this point, I think it is only a matter of time before he leaves.  Personally, my feelings are mixed about his leaving (whenever that should be).  I have little respect for his program, given the string of criminal behavior that has defined the program over the last few years.  And as a football issue, I do think that even with a different high level coach like Peterson, Oregon might be a bit easier to handle.  One of the things that was so difficult about Kelly's team is that it is just so different from every other team anyone faces on their schedule that it is really, really difficult to prepare for.  So I do think it would be a bit easier to win the North without him at Oregon.

On the other hand, it would be extremely sweet to conquer that mountain.  He does set the bar extremely high in the Pac-12, and if you can conquer both Oregon and USC (when they are at the top of their game), I think you automatically find yourself in the National Championship conversation. 

[socalstanfan1]

Looks like Kelly was all ready to go, then changed his mind.  At least that was the news last night.

http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ss..._coac.html

When it gets to this point, I think it is only a matter of time before he leaves.  Personally, my feelings are mixed about his leaving (whenever that should be).  I have little respect for his program, given the string of criminal behavior that has defined the program over the last few years.  And as a football issue, I do think that even with a different high level coach like Peterson, Oregon might be a bit easier to handle.  One of the things that was so difficult about Kelly's team is that it is just so different from every other team anyone faces on their schedule that it is really, really difficult to prepare for.  So I do think it would be a bit easier to win the North without him at Oregon.

On the other hand, it would be extremely sweet to conquer that mountain.  He does set the bar extremely high in the Pac-12, and if you can conquer both Oregon and USC (when they are at the top of their game), I think you automatically find yourself in the National Championship conversation. 

[socalstanfan1]

Looks like Kelly was all ready to go, then changed his mind.  At least that was the news last night.

http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ss..._coac.html

When it gets to this point, I think it is only a matter of time before he leaves.  Personally, my feelings are mixed about his leaving (whenever that should be).  I have little respect for his program, given the string of criminal behavior that has defined the program over the last few years.  And as a football issue, I do think that even with a different high level coach like Peterson, Oregon might be a bit easier to handle.  One of the things that was so difficult about Kelly's team is that it is just so different from every other team anyone faces on their schedule that it is really, really difficult to prepare for.  So I do think it would be a bit easier to win the North without him at Oregon.

On the other hand, it would be extremely sweet to conquer that mountain.  He does set the bar extremely high in the Pac-12, and if you can conquer both Oregon and USC (when they are at the top of their game), I think you automatically find yourself in the National Championship conversation. 

[socalstanfan1]

Looks like Kelly was all ready to go, then changed his mind.  At least that was the news last night.

http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ss..._coac.html

When it gets to this point, I think it is only a matter of time before he leaves.  Personally, my feelings are mixed about his leaving (whenever that should be).  I have little respect for his program, given the string of criminal behavior that has defined the program over the last few years.  And as a football issue, I do think that even with a different high level coach like Peterson, Oregon might be a bit easier to handle.  One of the things that was so difficult about Kelly's team is that it is just so different from every other team anyone faces on their schedule that it is really, really difficult to prepare for.  So I do think it would be a bit easier to win the North without him at Oregon.

On the other hand, it would be extremely sweet to conquer that mountain.  He does set the bar extremely high in the Pac-12, and if you can conquer both Oregon and USC (when they are at the top of their game), I think you automatically find yourself in the National Championship conversation. 

[JohnR34231]

I wonder what changed his mind.

Presumably it wasn't just Phil Knight's checkbook.

I also wonder why we can never seem to do that with any of our successful coaches that we would like to retain.

[JohnR34231]

I wonder what changed his mind.

Presumably it wasn't just Phil Knight's checkbook.

I also wonder why we can never seem to do that with any of our successful coaches that we would like to retain.