Fire Petersen Hire Chip
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You're right Tommy! What does talent have to do with winning? Cyler Miles was the same as Marcus Mariota, right? Fuck. This is a waste of time.
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I hope were being whooshed
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We all know Mariota was really good. We also know that Chip took Oregon to unprecedented heights before Mariota ever took a snap.TurdBuffer said:You're right Tommy! What does talent have to do with winning? Cyler Miles was the same as Marcus Mariota, right? Fuck. This is a waste of time.
Who are all the superstar players Chip had? They had talent, bfd. All good teams have talent. Some mediocre ones do too.
The QB's before Mariota never played in the NFL. The RB's all did, but the only Chip RB worth a shit in the league was Blount and he was suspended the majority of his senior year. James and Barner haven't done shit. DAT was electric, but he's not a special player in the NFL. The best WR on the early teams was Jeffery Maehl. I can't think of any Oregon OL in the NFL other than Unger who I'm pretty sure was before Chip's time.
He was really fucking good for Oregon. He had success in the NFL before his ego got in the way and he got rid of all the best players. Any college team would be lucky to have him. -
Hey fuckface. Chip coached circles around the rest of the conference while he was here. If you can't see that, maybe you need to watch a new sport. I still remember when he was the only guy who could stop Luck/Harbaugh from playing for the natty. Belotti was going to Sun and Holiday bowls before Chip got there and then Chip went to a BCS bowl every fucking year. Yeah he ran into the SEC train in the natty, but he took a team that was an above average Pac-12 team and turned them into an elite program.
Funny you mention Pete beating Chip, when Pete also lost to Ty and Sark. Pete's "innovative" offense still looks like shit in year 2. Pete couldn't even identify his best RB until midway through the season (even Grandpa Sankey could see that DWarsh sucked).
Chip would have a fucking field day with the current crop of Pac-12 coaches, and Pete can't even get a winning conference record. So fuck off doog. -
Petersen is fucking terrible. Chipper ran train on the Pac-12.TurdBuffer said:You're right Tommy! What does talent have to do with winning? Cyler Miles was the same as Marcus Mariota, right? Fuck. This is a waste of time.
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With TurdBuffer's logic, we should hire Ty because he beat Petersen who beat Chip.
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@RoadDawg55: The backs I listed were great college-level backs. As the Seahawks have shown, average college players often mature into great NFL players after being so-so in college. One example is Marcel Reece, who's been in the NFL for what, 7 years now? He was middle of the pack to decent in college, but nowhere near great. But he had the size and skills the Raiders were looking for, so he filled a need for a long time, at least until he recently got popped for steroids, but that's a different story. Another example is Chris Polk: Great college player, not doing much in the NFL, but, to his credit, hanging around. You get the point. NFL status today doesn't necessarily mean they were great in college, and vice versa.
@PurpleJ: Go watch the tapes. Belotti & Knight built the program and set the table for Chip. The UofO was rising fast before Chip got there and the amalgam of shiny new attractive facilities, stadium improvements, other top recruits like Jonathon Stewart from Timberline High were already on campus and clad in ever-changing unis and running over people in the Pac12 before Chip arrived. Did Chip take a good program and make it better? He sped them up, for sure, but Mr. Heisman Mariota was a far greater factor in the success of the team, because he ran the show and executed the plays that ran up their scores. Chip brought the turbo tempo to Oregon because he had the players who could run it. Does that make him a great coach, better than CP? No.
As Chest barked during his infamous "LET-ME-TALK" HuskyFan Podcast earlier in the season, they are on fucking schedule!!! We have the #1 defense in the Pac12 without any 5star recruits I'm aware of. That's good coaching chumps. We had shit QB play in 2014 and broke in an 18 year old frosh this year, who came close but no cigar in several tight games this year that wouldn't have been tight under Sark or any other coach in the last 15 years.
Doog me all you want, Bitches. My first QB was Sixkiller. Who was yours? Paus? I've witnessed enough of this tough-talking fanboy bullshit and known enough players to feel very good about where the program is now, despite some infuriating losses and costly mistakes. But in all that time, I've never heard something as stupid as "Fire Pete, Hire Chip." -
A bunch of Oregon loving cunts in here Jesus!!! Pull Chips dick from your throat and balls from your chin. Chip did s great job at Oregon, does that transfer to conservative Washington??? Probably not, and flying down I5 in Seattle, smoking all the weed up over 100 mph is going to land you in jail, this ain't Eugene Oregon.
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This is right up there with the take the gloves off and roll rant in doogery.TurdBuffer said:@RoadDawg55: The backs I listed were great college-level backs. As the Seahawks have shown, average college players often mature into great NFL players after being so-so in college. One example is Marcel Reece, who's been in the NFL for what, 7 years now? He was middle of the pack to decent in college, but nowhere near great. But he had the size and skills the Raiders were looking for, so he filled a need for a long time, at least until he recently got popped for steroids, but that's a different story. Another example is Chris Polk: Great college player, not doing much in the NFL, but, to his credit, hanging around. You get the point. NFL status today doesn't necessarily mean they were great in college, and vice versa.
@PurpleJ: Go watch the tapes. Belotti & Knight built the program and set the table for Chip. The UofO was rising fast before Chip got there and the amalgam of shiny new attractive facilities, stadium improvements, other top recruits like Jonathon Stewart from Timberline High were already on campus and clad in ever-changing unis and running over people in the Pac12 before Chip arrived. Did Chip take a good program and make it better? He sped them up, for sure, but Mr. Heisman Mariota was a far greater factor in the success of the team, because he ran the show and executed the plays that ran up their scores. Chip brought the turbo tempo to Oregon because he had the players who could run it. Does that make him a great coach, better than CP? No.
As Chest barked during his infamous "LET-ME-TALK" HuskyFan Podcast earlier in the season, they are on fucking schedule!!! We have the #1 defense in the Pac12 without any 5star recruits I'm aware of. That's good coaching chumps. We had shit QB play in 2014 and broke in an 18 year old frosh this year, who came close but no cigar in several tight games this year that wouldn't have been tight under Sark or any other coach in the last 15 years.
Doog me all you want, Bitches. My first QB was Sixkiller. Who was yours? Paus? I've witnessed enough of this tough-talking fanboy bullshit and known enough players to feel very good about where the program is now, despite some infuriating losses and costly mistakes. But in all that time, I've never heard something as stupid as "Fire Pete, Hire Chip."
Oregon hadn't won the conference in almost a decade when Chip took over. Chip did what Mike couldn't. He won a fucking Rose Bowl and popped off. You're going to boil it down to recruiting, uniforms and up tempo offense? You're a fucking idiot! Lots of teams have great facilities and talent, but they will lose a few games every year unless they have a good head coach. Oregon was in that boat before Chip came, just like USC is currently in that boat. -
Someone already said this, but Chip's best season was with Darron Thomas at QB. Also, didn't Chip kick out 9 players on that team when he got there for off the field incidents? Sounds like he had to clean up Bellotti's mess to me.TurdBuffer said:@RoadDawg55: The backs I listed were great college-level backs. As the Seahawks have shown, average college players often mature into great NFL players after being so-so in college. One example is Marcel Reece, who's been in the NFL for what, 7 years now? He was middle of the pack to decent in college, but nowhere near great. But he had the size and skills the Raiders were looking for, so he filled a need for a long time, at least until he recently got popped for steroids, but that's a different story. Another example is Chris Polk: Great college player, not doing much in the NFL, but, to his credit, hanging around. You get the point. NFL status today doesn't necessarily mean they were great in college, and vice versa.
@PurpleJ: Go watch the tapes. Belotti & Knight built the program and set the table for Chip. The UofO was rising fast before Chip got there and the amalgam of shiny new attractive facilities, stadium improvements, other top recruits like Jonathon Stewart from Timberline High were already on campus and clad in ever-changing unis and running over people in the Pac12 before Chip arrived. Did Chip take a good program and make it better? He sped them up, for sure, but Mr. Heisman Mariota was a far greater factor in the success of the team, because he ran the show and executed the plays that ran up their scores. Chip brought the turbo tempo to Oregon because he had the players who could run it. Does that make him a great coach, better than CP? No.
As Chest barked during his infamous "LET-ME-TALK" HuskyFan Podcast earlier in the season, they are on fucking schedule!!! We have the #1 defense in the Pac12 without any 5star recruits I'm aware of. That's good coaching chumps. We had shit QB play in 2014 and broke in an 18 year old frosh this year, who came close but no cigar in several tight games this year that wouldn't have been tight under Sark or any other coach in the last 15 years.
Doog me all you want, Bitches. My first QB was Sixkiller. Who was yours? Paus? I've witnessed enough of this tough-talking fanboy bullshit and known enough players to feel very good about where the program is now, despite some infuriating losses and costly mistakes. But in all that time, I've never heard something as stupid as "Fire Pete, Hire Chip."
