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Chip Kelly is moving on . . .

Dec 7, 2007
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Leaving OSU to become OC of the Raiders under Pete Carroll. Interesting move. I guess all that money OSU has wasn't enough to keep him in college football. At 61 I wouldn't think he is trying to jockey for an NFL head coaching job somewhere; maybe he just prefers the NFL game, where you don't have all the side distractions (recruiting, and now NIL and the portal) that come with college ball. I wonder how OSU fans feel about the move. Ryan Day has developed more of a reputation on the offensive side of the ball, so maybe it won't be a big hit. I guess he probably goes back to play calling.


OSU wins a national championship and then loses both its DC and OC. What does that say?
 
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Leaving OSU to become OC of the Raiders under Pete Carroll. Interesting move. I guess all that money OSU has wasn't enough to keep him in college football. At 61 I wouldn't think he is trying to jockey for an NFL head coaching job somewhere; maybe he just prefers the NFL game, where you don't have all the side distractions (recruiting, and now NIL and the portal) that come with college ball. I wonder how OSU fans feel about the move. Ryan Day has developed more of a reputation on the offensive side of the ball, so maybe it won't be a big hit. I guess he probably goes back to play calling.


OSU wins a national championship and then loses both its DC and OC. What does that say?
Product of the success they had.
 
Leaving OSU to become OC of the Raiders under Pete Carroll. Interesting move. I guess all that money OSU has wasn't enough to keep him in college football. At 61 I wouldn't think he is trying to jockey for an NFL head coaching job somewhere; maybe he just prefers the NFL game, where you don't have all the side distractions (recruiting, and now NIL and the portal) that come with college ball. I wonder how OSU fans feel about the move. Ryan Day has developed more of a reputation on the offensive side of the ball, so maybe it won't be a big hit. I guess he probably goes back to play calling.


OSU wins a national championship and then loses both its DC and OC. What does that say?
No surprise; most coaches want to be in the NFL. Some are quite happy in the college ranks.
 
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I doubt there was much room to give out raises following a 38 million dollar deficit for 2024.
 
Leaving OSU to become OC of the Raiders under Pete Carroll. Interesting move. I guess all that money OSU has wasn't enough to keep him in college football. At 61 I wouldn't think he is trying to jockey for an NFL head coaching job somewhere; maybe he just prefers the NFL game, where you don't have all the side distractions (recruiting, and now NIL and the portal) that come with college ball. I wonder how OSU fans feel about the move. Ryan Day has developed more of a reputation on the offensive side of the ball, so maybe it won't be a big hit. I guess he probably goes back to play calling.


OSU wins a national championship and then loses both its DC and OC. What does that say?
Not everyone loves the road.
 
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Leaving OSU to become OC of the Raiders under Pete Carroll. Interesting move. I guess all that money OSU has wasn't enough to keep him in college football. At 61 I wouldn't think he is trying to jockey for an NFL head coaching job somewhere; maybe he just prefers the NFL game, where you don't have all the side distractions (recruiting, and now NIL and the portal) that come with college ball. I wonder how OSU fans feel about the move. Ryan Day has developed more of a reputation on the offensive side of the ball, so maybe it won't be a big hit. I guess he probably goes back to play calling.


OSU wins a national championship and then loses both its DC and OC. What does that say?
They were very successful on both sides of the ball and kicked ass ?
 
Leaving OSU to become OC of the Raiders under Pete Carroll. Interesting move. I guess all that money OSU has wasn't enough to keep him in college football. At 61 I wouldn't think he is trying to jockey for an NFL head coaching job somewhere; maybe he just prefers the NFL game, where you don't have all the side distractions (recruiting, and now NIL and the portal) that come with college ball. I wonder how OSU fans feel about the move. Ryan Day has developed more of a reputation on the offensive side of the ball, so maybe it won't be a big hit. I guess he probably goes back to play calling.


OSU wins a national championship and then loses both its DC and OC. What does that say?
What does that say? Nothing different than Al Golden going to the Bengals as DC, and OL coach Joe Rudolph being interviewed for the same position by the Chicago Bears.

Successful programs get raided.

The NFL is an attractive monster.
 
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What? OSU is not doing everything it can to win a NC again? Cmon, open the vault for him!

Amirite, @chass?
 
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