re: Has Chip Kelly ever won anything?

Well he won the PAC 10 a couple of times when USC was being punished because of Reggie Bush! &
He got to the BCS when it was Auburns turn to win it!

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He also got a show-cause for his efforts and left the program on a downward spiral once tGOAT QB left.

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Downward spiral?

They went to another national title game the next year.

Don't follow football much do you.

He was also 1-2 vs. SEC teams and 2-2 in bowl games. Again, not that good.

Kellys worst losses at Oregon were to Stanford, Auburn, LSU, Arizona and Oregon State. All those teams had big, strong defenses and speed on the front line on defense. That's what he will face against in SEC play weekly.

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Lost his first year, beat them twice in blow outs

Then lost in triple overtime.

So once again..LSU fan's don't watch a lot of football.

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So in other words, he went 2-2 against Stanford. Jesus fricking Christ.

Spelling Bee in the 6th grade.

When your AD hires a coach with a 10-25 career record, you truly shouldn’t be talking crap about Chip Kelly.

Should have fired the AD before doing any hiring of an HC. Also the way Miles situation was proof of AD did a poor job of handling the situation. That is a red flag for an AD and then hiring Ed Orgeron. That might still worked out for LSU but let wait and see how next year go. Any slip up would hurt LSU big time!

More than Ed O has ever done.
More than Ed O has ever done.

Don't forget Harbaugh and Luck were in the Pac12 at that time. Not like the Pac-12 had no one in it.

I did not remember the Pac 12 was one of the best conference that time and had very good UCLA, USC, and Stanford. I believe they were not that high up in the rankings.

That is true, but this isn't a rebuild of massive extent. Isn't like Florida was a 4 win team for five years. We won the East twice, and have a year were we literally have 34 players out from suspension or injury.

WHile he did take over for Bell, so it would be different installing a new system. It shouldn't be that hard overall. Florida has a ton of high school talent who run similar spread styles, and his system is pretty simple to install. Just about getting the proper athletes in. QB wise he may just go Toney. He played QB in high school, so he knows the basics at least. Won't be elite, but could function a offense better than what we have now I think.

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I did not remember the Pac 12 was one of the best conference that time and had very good UCLA, USC, and Stanford. I believe they were not that high up in the rankings.

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2009 - Boise State(L) - 14th, Cal(6) W - USC(4) - W Oregon State(13) W Ohio STate(8) L So 3-2 vs ranked teams year 1

2010 - Stanford(9) W - USC(24) W - Arizona(21) W Auburn(1) L 3-1 vs ranked teams

2011 - LSU(4) L - ASU(18) W - Stanford(3)- W USC(18) L Wisconsin(9) W 3-2 vs ranked teams

2012- Arizona(22) W - Washington(23) W - USC(18) W STanford(14) L - Oregon State(16) W - Kansas State (5) W 5-1 vs ranked teams

So at Oregon he was 14-6 vs ranked teams. Only one loss to a teamnot ranked(Stanford year one). I went off wikipedia not sure if those were at the time of the game or final standings rankings though.

He only lost to one team who recruited less talent then him(Stanford year one) as well. He lost to teams who had elite talent, and he had less. Auburn, LSU, Ohio State. Stanford last year had Luck and three five star lineman on offense alone.

Basically. If he has even talent..he can beat anyone. Oregon was just a tougher place to recruit than UF.