You're only telling one side of the story Bob.  Chip is 0-4 in big non-conference games (Boise St., tOSU, Auburn, LSU), but even if he had won some of those big games, the way he's recklessly running the program is risking serious long-term consequences.  Have you been following the latest rumors of more Chip Kelly problems in the next 4-6 weeks?  His time at the mighty University of New Hampshire has clearly not prepared him for the administrative demands of a major D1 football program.  He's a great offensive coordinator but as head coach he's in way over his head.  Is this the Chip Principle?  Maybe I should rename this site to www.demotechipkelly.com.

A lot of shady stuff goes on in the world of recruiting, not just at Oregon.  I don't like that Chip was so careless, got caught, then made a pathetic attempt to cover it up, that made it look much worse than it probably was.  The NCAA needs to clarify their ridiculous and confusing rules on recruiting.

I disagree with your #2 in the sense that Chip has suspended players (even good ones) when necessary.  Off-field player incidents are just part of college football these days.  It's not reasonable to think they won't happen, but when they happen so frequently at the same school it's something to worry about.  I don't want to be the JailBlazers of college football.

Out of curiosity, what elite coach, who can do better than chip, do you think would come to eugene? None is the only logical answer. Two pac 10 championships and two bcs bowls in two years is not good enough? He has taken the Oregon football program to heights no one could have imagined. As far as winning big games goes, let's not forget victories over an outstanding stanford team and uber talented sc teams. The thought that he has lost control over the football team is also preposterous. Have a good look at every elite team and most average teams across the country. Young men behavioral problems is a normal thing because they are YOUNG MEN. This website is a ridiculous example of knee jerk reactions brewed by media sensationalists and you sir, should be ashamed. Your efforts would be greater used for support of this university instead of negative, piss poor websites aimed at tearing down the football program. Go Ducks!

You'd be surprised.  I bet there are a lot of coaches interested in a school that arguably has the best facilities and fans in the nation.  The Pac10 championships are not enough, that's exactly my point.  I want Oregon to be elite and win national championships.  I want Oregon to achieve the kind of success associated with schools like Florida, USC, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Texas.  I agree, Chip can't be responsible for every player's action.  I'm just concerned about the pattern under his leadership.  You can't tell me it hasn't increased in the last few years.  Piss poor website?  Ouch.  I'm working on it.  

Some good points Michael.  Elitist?  Guilty as charged.  I want Oregon to be elite an not merely a strong program that makes it to a decent bowl once in awhile only to lose on a national stage.  #7, see above.  I think a pattern is emerging and I don't like it.  I'm not going to list all of those things (Masoli etc.) on here.  If we can consistently develop NFL talent, they should be able to lure away a lot more SoCal talent than they are today.  With the pictures, I'm trying to inject some humor to the situation. Not sure where the complaint about the video is coming from... did you see all of current and former Duck players in there?  Pretty sweet.

I am a 1966 graduate of the U of O, have followed the Ducks a lot longer than you have and have studied the game for many years.  You should be ashamedof this website.  Chip Kelly is like a breath of fresh air!  I have been friendsof many families of former Duck football players and Chip Kelly is greatly respectedby former and present players.  Chip will weather any storm thrown in front ofhim and he does it with authority, fairness and intelligence.  I love Chip Kellyand I hope he never leaves.  His insight into life is so right on.  Football isa game that we love, he says, but it’s a game and not life.  He honors ourtroops in such a fine way which makes all of us in this community very proud.  Hewas coach of the year, after his second year as a head coach, and has been a “guru”of sorts for offensive football minds.  It’s apparent that his intelligence,humor (which I fine refreshing over the B.S. of most coaches) and his contributionsto the Duck football program has gone way over your head.  It’s a lie to callyourself a Duck fan.  Try another team and good riddance to you, another bandwagonfan.

I like Chip.  Seems like a nice guy, and I have no problems with him personally.  I think he's a great offensive coordinator and would be a good head coach at a school that is OK with being good (but not great).  I think we can do better, and it may be an unpopular opinion.  Bandwagon?  Try another team?  No way!  GO DUCKS!