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Softy questioned Pete 6 yrs ago

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    digitsdigits Member Posts: 1,419
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    digits said:

    I still think promoting Mark Helfrich in 2013 instead of hiring Pete (he wanted the job) was one of the biggest blunders in Oregon history. I'd be happy to take Pete off your hands.

    Pete can coach. Let's not forget the Boise St fiesta bowl against Oklahoma, arguably one of the greatest college football games of all time.

    Bullshit. If Petersen wanted that job, he would've gotten the job. End of story.

    Also, he's not the same coach now as he was in that Fiesta Bowl. Not sure what happened to him, but he's gone dumbshit in close games, as well as bowl games.
    https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/uw-husky-football/four-years-ago-oregon-passed-on-chance-to-woo-chris-petersen-from-boise/

    Even your own paper disagrees.

    Oregon was so drunk on the "Chip Kelly magic", they thought anything he did or said was right. They blindly took his advice when he said that Helfrich was the man for the job, even though Chip took away play calling duties from him after only one game.
    Ha ha. That entire article is based on conjecture written by 0reg0n alum, Adam Jude.
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    greenbloodgreenblood Member Posts: 14,293
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    digits said:

    digits said:

    I still think promoting Mark Helfrich in 2013 instead of hiring Pete (he wanted the job) was one of the biggest blunders in Oregon history. I'd be happy to take Pete off your hands.

    Pete can coach. Let's not forget the Boise St fiesta bowl against Oklahoma, arguably one of the greatest college football games of all time.

    Bullshit. If Petersen wanted that job, he would've gotten the job. End of story.

    Also, he's not the same coach now as he was in that Fiesta Bowl. Not sure what happened to him, but he's gone dumbshit in close games, as well as bowl games.
    https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/uw-husky-football/four-years-ago-oregon-passed-on-chance-to-woo-chris-petersen-from-boise/

    Even your own paper disagrees.

    Oregon was so drunk on the "Chip Kelly magic", they thought anything he did or said was right. They blindly took his advice when he said that Helfrich was the man for the job, even though Chip took away play calling duties from him after only one game.
    Ha ha. That entire article is based on conjecture written by 0reg0n alum, Adam Jude.
    That doesn't make it false
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    UW_Doog_BotUW_Doog_Bot Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 14,436
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    At this point David Shaw has a more successful big game record than Pete. Let that settle in.


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    At this point David Shaw has a more successful big game record than Pete. Let that settle in.





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    whuggywhuggy Member Posts: 2,088
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    At this point David Shaw has a more successful big game record than Pete. Let that settle in.


    Shaw, Harbaugh, Petersen, Riley, etc. all Tier 2 coaches. Good but not great. Why should we think we deserve anything better? We are a Tier 2 fanbase. Hard to swallow but the truth often is.
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    creepycougcreepycoug Member Posts: 22,752
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    whuggy said:

    At this point David Shaw has a more successful big game record than Pete. Let that settle in.


    Shaw, Harbaugh, Petersen, Riley, etc. all Tier 2 coaches. Good but not great. Why should we think we deserve anything better? We are a Tier 2 fanbase. Hard to swallow but the truth often is.

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    BeerThirtyBeerThirty Member Posts: 2,465
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    you don't change the process. The process changes you.
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    UW_Doog_BotUW_Doog_Bot Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 14,436
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    At this point David Shaw has a more successful big game record than Pete. Let that settle in.





    Are you telling me Pete hasn't been allowed to recruit a 5 star big armed QB?

    The first time he blew it with Skinny. The second time he's proving why Skinny was right to leave.

    Harb's record at Michigan has shown that Shaw's success isn't simply an inheritance. He's part of the formula.
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    oregonblitzkriegoregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288
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    I still think promoting Mark Helfrich in 2013 instead of hiring Pete (he wanted the job) was one of the biggest blunders in Oregon history. I'd be happy to take Pete off your hands.



    Promoting Helfrich was the right move at the time. He plungered the defending champs in spectacular fashion and earned the ducks a second natty appearance in 4 years. Any coach that can get you to the championship game to gain a shot at the title is worth hiring. He just didn't have what it took to go the extra mile. For that, and for various other reasons that were obvious by that time, he should have been fired on the tarmac after the title game.
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    At this point David Shaw has a more successful big game record than Pete. Let that settle in.





    Are you telling me Pete hasn't been allowed to recruit a 5 star big armed QB?

    The first time he blew it with Skinny. The second time he's proving why Skinny was right to leave.

    Harb's record at Michigan has shown that Shaw's success isn't simply an inheritance. He's part of the formula.
    Shaw's a good coach. Top 10 in the county IMO. But...

    He didn't land Luck; he came to Stanford when Harbaugh was the coach.

    His biggest achievement was beating Oregon in 2012 and 13. And they beat Wisco in the Rose. There's no wins over the like of Alabama, Auburn, Penn St, etc.
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    jecorneljecornel Member Posts: 9,643
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    Let's hypothetically say Pete takes over the Alabama program tomorrow. Does he match Saban's success over the next six years?
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    greenbloodgreenblood Member Posts: 14,293
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    I still think promoting Mark Helfrich in 2013 instead of hiring Pete (he wanted the job) was one of the biggest blunders in Oregon history. I'd be happy to take Pete off your hands.



    Promoting Helfrich was the right move at the time. He plungered the defending champs in spectacular fashion and earned the ducks a second natty appearance in 4 years. Any coach that can get you to the championship game to gain a shot at the title is worth hiring. He just didn't have what it took to go the extra mile. For that, and for various other reasons that were obvious by that time, he should have been fired on the tarmac after the title game.
    A ham sandwich and a bag of cheetos could have coached that Mariota lead team to the Championship game. Florida State was an extremely flawed team, and the only quality team top to bottom Oregon played that year was Ohio State in the title game, and they got smoked with a +4 turnover margin. +4 turnover margin, and lost that game by 22.
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    jecornel said:

    Let's hypothetically say Pete takes over the Alabama program tomorrow. Does he match Saban's success over the next six years?

    I don't think so. My guess is he hates bag men and wouldn't be willing to do whatever it takes.


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    digitsdigits Member Posts: 1,419
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    this Hawaii game will be VERY important for the DBs. They need to really turn it around. We'll see

    WR Cedric Byrd II is good, I expect he's gonna create some problems for us.

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