The Oregon Ducks promoting OC Chip Kelly to head coach was named one of the best moves of the century in college football.

Under Kelly the Ducks have never broke 50 points more quickly against an FBS opponent as they did Saturday in demolishing Arkansas State, when they averaged one point every 12.9 seconds.

Did Chip Kelly win a national championship at Oregon? No. Kelly, who was the Ducks' head coach from 2009 through 2012, did not lead Oregon to a national championship.

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Chip Kelly makes his return to Autzen Stadium this week when UCLA plays at Oregon at 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Kelly spent four seasons as the Ducks’ head coach (2009-2012), and he had a 46-7 record.

Former Oregon Ducks coach and current Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly paved the way for the modern era of Oregon Ducks football. Oregon coach Dan Lanning reflects on the former Oregon ...

Former Oregon Ducks’ coach Chip Kelly has taken the reins as the Ohio State Buckeyes' offensive coordinator.For those who can’t wait to see the latest edition of his fast-paced attack designed ...

Chip Kelly has worked wonders for the Oregon Ducks. His offense is the most prolific in the nation, leading the NCAA in multiple categories. But Kelly also leads the nation in awkward media ...

To find the most interesting artifact from Chip Kelly’s six years at Oregon, go to the parking garage of the Ducks’ football facility. There, a mural is painted on the wall, depicting Oregon ...

Kelly's four-year success at Oregon landed him a head coaching job in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2013. While head coach of the Ducks, however, his team never won fewer than 10 games ...

However, Kelly did guide the Ducks to a No. 2 finish in the 2010 season, as Oregon fell to No. 1 Auburn, 22-19, in the 2011 BCS championship game.

Did Chip Kelly win a national championship at Oregon? No. Kelly, who was the Ducks' head coach from 2009 through 2012, did not lead Oregon to a national championship.