Video: From start to finish, Chip Kelly had a very good Saturday
Dr. Saturday —
Every will remember for years how Chip Kelly's Halloween night ended, with his offense running circles around the might Trojans in historic fashion. But remember how Kelly began his day, too, on national television at dawn in a pre-game stunt that would have made Woody Hayes or Bear Bryant's disciplined blood curdle:
I'm not sure that it's possible to "out-loose" Pete Carroll, the most aggressively fun-loving coach on earth, and I certainly don't know that it matters at all when the ball is snapped. But remember that Kelly is also the guy who personally reimbursed a fan for $439 in travel and ticket fees for the ...
Video: Start to finish, Chip Kelly had a very good Saturday
Dr. Saturday —
Every will remember for years how Chip Kelly's Halloween night ended, with his offense running circles around the might Trojans in historic fashion. But remember how Kelly began his day, too, on national television at dawn in a pre-game stunt that would have made Woody Hayes or Bear Bryant's disciplined blood curdle:
I'm not sure that it's possible to "out-loose" Pete Carroll, the most aggressively fun-loving coach on earth, and I certainly don't know that it matters at all when the ball is snapped. But remember that Kelly is also the guy who personally reimbursed a fan for $439 in travel and ticket fees for the ...
Oregon Coach Chip Kelly Sported the Duck Costume Before the USC Game
Larry Brown Sports —
The Oregon duck mascot has quite the history here at LBS. A few years ago, the Duck was suspended after getting in a fight with the Houston Cougar mascot. That may have marked the greatest moment in the history of mascot moments. This time around it was Oregon coach Chip Kelly trying to pump up the home crowd at Autzen Stadium by donning the costume before the USC game. Check it out:
Kelly has quickly become one of the coaches I respect the most in college football. First off, I think he handled the LeGarrette Blount situation quite well, handing ...
