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Dude, Cliff is badass...

I remember Reggie Williams doing the same thing at washington back in 2000. Here's to Cliff having a better college/pro career than reggie

DBs tend to have that type of swagger since they get challenged so often during games.

The fact that he said that to a room full of D1 lettermen is heelarious.

Dan Patrick to CK: "President Obama......or Phil Knight. You can decided which one stands on your sideline"

CK: "Phil Knight hands down"

QuackSince82 wrote:Dan Patrick to CK: "President Obama......or Phil Knight. You can decided which one stands on your sideline"

CK: "Phil Knight hands down"

Now why would he say Obama, even if he really did prefer him? PK's donations to the AD is what makes Chip's job easier, particularly with recruiting!

Belloti, referreing to coaching stress, on GameDay this morning... "When I walked away, it was like a thousand pound weight hand been lifted off my shoulders... You are a coach 24/7/365 days a year. It never stops."

QuackSince82 wrote:Dan Patrick to CK: "President Obama......or Phil Knight. You can decided which one stands on your sideline"

CK: "Phil Knight hands down"

You forgot the rest of this quote. Chip actually said, "Phil Knight, hands down. He's the owner". Pretty funny.

wlduck wrote:

QuackSince82 wrote:Dan Patrick to CK: "President Obama......or Phil Knight. You can decided which one stands on your sideline"

CK: "Phil Knight hands down"

You forgot the rest of this quote. Chip actually said, "Phil Knight, hands down. He's the owner". Pretty funny.

Actually I nailed the quote perfectly. It comes at the very end of the interview. The line about Phil being the owner came earlier in the interview.

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/si/danpatrick/ ... erview.mp3

QuackSince82 wrote:

wlduck wrote:

QuackSince82 wrote:Dan Patrick to CK: "President Obama......or Phil Knight. You can decided which one stands on your sideline"

CK: "Phil Knight hands down"

You forgot the rest of this quote. Chip actually said, "Phil Knight, hands down. He's the owner". Pretty funny.

Actually I nailed the quote perfectly. It comes at the very end of the interview. The line about Phil being the owner came earlier in the interview.

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/si/danpatrick/ ... erview.mp3

Sorry- my bad. I heard it live and just remembered that line.

Chip at halftime to Rebbecca Harlow: " It feels like a World Cup game with the fans and the injuries".

Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh was asked Tuesday if he had expected his team to be as dominant (outscoring opponents 48-14) as it has been. He then quoted Ralph Waldo Emerson:

"I hate to be defended in a newspaper. As long as all that is said is said against me, I feel a certain sublime assurance of success, but as soon as honied words of praise are spoken for me, I feel as one that lies unprotected before his enemies.''

Not at a loss for honied words himself, Kelly busted out a Winston Churchill line in his press conference when asked about his team's relatively sloppy play coming in a victory, the 42-31 win at Arizona State on Saturday.

"The problems of victory are more agreeable than the problems of defeat, but they are no less difficult.''

And Costa, sounding a bit like Churchill, put it succinctly.

"Our goal is to do great things,'' he said, "and they're in our way.''


"If I was voting, after what I saw (Saturday) night, I'd vote Oregon ahead of us," Gary Patterson said. "because they were freaking awesome."

When asked if he was going to wear the Duck mascot head again this weekend CK said...

"NO, it smells"...

sickaduck wrote:Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh was asked Tuesday if he had expected his team to be as dominant (outscoring opponents 48-14) as it has been. He then quoted Ralph Waldo Emerson:

"I hate to be defended in a newspaper. As long as all that is said is said against me, I feel a certain sublime assurance of success, but as soon as honied words of praise are spoken for me, I feel as one that lies unprotected before his enemies.''

Not at a loss for honied words himself, Kelly busted out a Winston Churchill line in his press conference when asked about his team's relatively sloppy play coming in a victory, the 42-31 win at Arizona State on Saturday.

"The problems of victory are more agreeable than the problems of defeat, but they are no less difficult.''

And Costa, sounding a bit like Churchill, put it succinctly.

"Our goal is to do great things,'' he said, "and they're in our way.''


"If I was voting, after what I saw (Saturday) night, I'd vote Oregon ahead of us," Gary Patterson said. "because they were freaking awesome."

I know he's probably say this to get his team riled up, but nonetheless, it's great to here other coaches talking about us that way.

Oregon Athletics Director Rob Mullens said. “Chip Kelly’s track record in a short amount of time speaks volumes for his character, integrity and ability to lead this program to a new set of standards. It became clear before my arrival at Oregon that retaining him to head the university’s football program was a priority. This is an investment in the future success of Oregon athletics and an investment in retaining one of the brightest college coaches in the country.”

Bam, Lock it up