11-15-2012, 10:29 AM
The article certainly supports what I have thought for some time. Kelley is an outstanding coach and a great football mind. He is able to dominate other teams with talent that really isn't all that much better than the opposition. He will be a success in the NFL because if what he's doing now doesn't work he'll figure out something that does.
It will be interesting to see who the Ducks get to replace him when he does leave. I would bet on the current offensive coordinator.
I have obviously not studied the Oregon offense the way the author of the article has, but my general impression is to beat them you absolutely have to stop the run, even if it means leaving yourself vulnerable to the pass. You have to hope that either their QB has an off day throwing the ball, ot you can put enough points on the board to win even if they get 50 or so.
It will be interesting to see who the Ducks get to replace him when he does leave. I would bet on the current offensive coordinator.
I have obviously not studied the Oregon offense the way the author of the article has, but my general impression is to beat them you absolutely have to stop the run, even if it means leaving yourself vulnerable to the pass. You have to hope that either their QB has an off day throwing the ball, ot you can put enough points on the board to win even if they get 50 or so.