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Would love me some of them Duck recruits
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 11:56 am
by The Seer
Re: Would love me some of them Duck recruits
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 4:23 am
by Van
Not really liking Oregon's chances of retaining Chip's services for too much longer here.
Re: Would love me some of them Duck recruits
Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 8:46 am
by M Club
Sudden Sam wrote:Is anyone surprised that Oregon's sudden rise to prominence was fueled by illegal tactics?
didn't realize 18 years of quality football constituted a sudden rise.
Re: Would love me some of them Duck recruits
Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 4:48 pm
by Dinsdale
M Club wrote:Sudden Sam wrote:Is anyone surprised that Oregon's sudden rise to prominence was fueled by illegal tactics?
didn't realize 18 years of quality football constituted a sudden rise.
Which PAC team had the most wins in the 90's again?
Hint: It wasn't USC, UDub, or UCLA.
As far as Chip goes... maybe, maybe not. Comes down to ego/ambition vs money. Last season, with all the bonuses and perks, his $1.8 mil base went to about $3.5 mil (state employee, matter of public record), putting him in the top 6, or something like that. If he's not sucessful in the NFL, he's gone in a couple of years (or gets an OC job somewhere). Rookie NFL HC isn't going to get much more than 3.5 mil. If he stays, he can probably stay forever, and while sanctions will kill off some bonuses temporarily, he's not going to get a long term pay cut.
Frankly, staying would be better for his finances.
Re: Would love me some of them Duck recruits
Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 5:31 pm
by MgoBlue-LightSpecial
Dinsdale wrote:Which PAC team had the most wins in the 90's again?
If by "wins" you mean which PAC team had the best 3rd and long defense in the second quarter with under four minutes on the road under partly cloudy skies with 10 MPH winds in odd numbered years against teams with mammals as mascots...then the answer is Cal.