Chip Kelly Reprimanded Following Oregon-Stanford

What Oregon coach Chip Kelly said on Saturday night during a halftime interview has landed him in trouble. Did he drop a four-letter word? No. Accuse Jon Stewart and other Jews of running the media in an attempt to tear down Hispanics? No, that’s Rick Sanchez, and it was on radio.

Kelly said something perhaps even more shocking about the Stanford-Oregon game.

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passed for 238 yards and three touchdowns while running for 117 yards and another score, as fourth-ranked Oregon used a dominant second half to down No.9 Stanford, 52-31, at Autzen Stadium.

Oregon has possession at its own 20 with a little over two to go.

The Ducks have driven past midfield, with a little over four minutes left.

That sentence was long and confusing. Oregon has the ball inside its own ten with eight minutes to go.

He’s up to 355 total yards on the day.

The Ducks have stormed back from an early 18-point deficit, holding a two-score lead with under 14 to go.

This is Oregon’s first lead since going up 3-0 in the opening minutes.

We’re now all tied up, with Thomas good for 316 total yards already.

In the handful of sputtering drives to close the half, we saw both our first and second punt of the day.

This game is on pace for 1,250 yards of combined offense, with a 7.9 yard average on every offensive play. Whew.

The Ducks have outgained Stanford by 142 yards; without those two early turnovers, they might be running away with this one.

With over five minutes to go, we’re on pace for well over 100 total points. West coast football!

The point-a-minute offense isn’t dead yet!

The red and white relied heavily on their passer as well, with Luck throwing seven times. He did not, however, run for 31 yards.

Chris Owosu leads all receivers with three catches.

The Ducks drove 70 yards in eight plays, with half on the ground and half through the air.