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Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion.
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Blahman88
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| RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact.
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RainbowCarebear
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| Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 12:50 pm Post subject: |
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| Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
Look at his recuiting classes though, not as talented as Bama
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Blahman88
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| RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
Look at his recuiting classes though, not as talented as Bama |
So he couldn't persuade the top talent despite being the Best HC Candidate available to us? That's not very good then.
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| Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 5:40 pm Post subject: |
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| Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
Look at his recuiting classes though, not as talented as Bama |
So he couldn't persuade the top talent despite being the Best HC Candidate available to us? That's not very good then. |
He was in Oregon, not really the a top-tier program before he got there. He put Oregon on the map.
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Dr. Philly
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| Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
In that case Gene Chizik > Chip Kelly.
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Blahman88
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| Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 6:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Dr. Philly wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
In that case Gene Chizik > Chip Kelly. |
I didn't say Gene was great, I'm just pointing out the flawed logic of RCB suggesting he represents greatness.
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Blahman88
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| SiLo wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
Look at his recuiting classes though, not as talented as Bama |
So he couldn't persuade the top talent despite being the Best HC Candidate available to us? That's not very good then. |
He was in Oregon, not really the a top-tier program before he got there. He put Oregon on the map. |
And still struggled to recruit, despite being on the map.
My point stands, I don't believe he was the best HC candidate this offseason for the NFL, I have given valid points to back up my opinion.
Mr Meco, did nothing, at least you guys are trying to create debate
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| Blahman88 wrote: | | SiLo wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
Look at his recuiting classes though, not as talented as Bama |
So he couldn't persuade the top talent despite being the Best HC Candidate available to us? That's not very good then. |
He was in Oregon, not really the a top-tier program before he got there. He put Oregon on the map. |
And still struggled to recruit, despite being on the map.
My point stands, I don't believe he was the best HC candidate this offseason for the NFL, I have given valid points to back up my opinion.
Mr Meco, did nothing, at least you guys are trying to create debate |
Who was your favorite?
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Dr. Philly
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| Blahman88 wrote: | | Dr. Philly wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
In that case Gene Chizik > Chip Kelly. |
I didn't say Gene was great, I'm just pointing out the flawed logic of RCB suggesting he represents greatness. |
Ah gotcha, I retract my hostility.
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Blahman88
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| ninjapirate wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | SiLo wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
Look at his recuiting classes though, not as talented as Bama |
So he couldn't persuade the top talent despite being the Best HC Candidate available to us? That's not very good then. |
He was in Oregon, not really the a top-tier program before he got there. He put Oregon on the map. |
And still struggled to recruit, despite being on the map.
My point stands, I don't believe he was the best HC candidate this offseason for the NFL, I have given valid points to back up my opinion.
Mr Meco, did nothing, at least you guys are trying to create debate |
Who was your favorite? |
Rick Dennison, then Bradley/McCoy.
The best candidate was actually Lovie Smith, followed by Andy Reid
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ninjapirate
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| Blahman88 wrote: | | ninjapirate wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | SiLo wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Blahman88 wrote: | | RainbowCarebear wrote: | | Chip represented Greatness. Something non of the other candidates didn't. And a lot share that opinion. |
What has proved for this greatness? No National Championships, another fact. |
Look at his recuiting classes though, not as talented as Bama |
So he couldn't persuade the top talent despite being the Best HC Candidate available to us? That's not very good then. |
He was in Oregon, not really the a top-tier program before he got there. He put Oregon on the map. |
And still struggled to recruit, despite being on the map.
My point stands, I don't believe he was the best HC candidate this offseason for the NFL, I have given valid points to back up my opinion.
Mr Meco, did nothing, at least you guys are trying to create debate |
Who was your favorite? |
Rick Dennison, then Bradley/McCoy.
The best candidate was actually Lovie Smith, followed by Andy Reid |
yeah once chip "went back to college" the first time I really wanted Gus. I think we needed a defensive minded coach anyway.
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Blahman88
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I wanted Dennison, but it was clear nothing was going on there, then I wanted Gus, No.1 defence, hard hitting secondary, I wanted some of that, especially with Tom Gamble to help scout for his guys
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ninjapirate
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| Blahman88 wrote: | | I wanted Dennison, but it was clear nothing was going on there, then I wanted Gus, No.1 defence, hard hitting secondary, I wanted some of that, especially with Tom Gamble to help scout for his guys |
Well i guess we are running the same defensive scheme anyway. Hopefully we can draft a few probowlers to help us out.
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