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By KEVIN GRAY
Staff Sports Writer
Tuesday, Mar. 31, 2009
CHIP KELLY will have a new office and weekly TV show this season, just some of the extras as head football coach at the University of Oregon.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Chip Kelly is the man, period.
- RM, Oregon City, Oregon
The article is somewhat accurate about the beginning of his coaching career. Chip actually began his coaching career at Central High School in 1986. He was the offense coordinator that year under Fred Cole. Central was the heavy underdog against Trinity on Thanksgiving Day but thanks to Chipper's ingenious idea to install Trinity's own "straight-T" formation offense against them they almost pulled off the upset for the 2nd year in a row. I for one will be watching the Ducks with a rooting interes this year. Congrats Chipper..
- Louie L, Candia, NH
GO DUCKS!!!!
- Bryan Martz, Salem, OR
Mike Belotti hired Chip after conversation with him, recognizing his amazing ability to conduct a spread offense, and his complete understanding of how to maximize your offense against any defense out there.
To say that his players have bought into his system is a huge understatement. Players love how he pushes the envelope allowing them to move the ball down field and score in record numbers.
The ducks completely manhandled Oregon State in the annual Civil War game, sealing Belotti's choice easily in their whopping of Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Holiday Bowl. The ducks have to replace some key men on both offense and defense, but the outlook has never been brighter at the University of Oregon under Kelly's leadership. Go Chip, and Go Ducks.
- Michael Oaks, Grants Pass, Oregon
Chip Kelly, good luck. hopefully you'll do us good. I believe in you, and the team. Oregon Football has hit a new era. We will no longer be just a team trying to make a name for ourselves, We have done that allready. Now we are a team that teams want to play for the experience. Also we will always finish in the top 3 if not better in the PAC-10! I was coached by three formal Duck players at West Salem High School. I have always believed in the Ducks! GOOD LUCK Coach Kelly! As well as the TEAM! LETS GET SOME!!!!!!!!!!
- robert riggi, Salem, OR
Oregon fans are very thankful to have Chip Kelly as its new head coach and wish him well with the program. Keep up the great work Chip!!! You've had our support from day one!
- Michael Manning, Salem, Oregon
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