If Kelly wasn't winning, and if he had Mike Riley's record over the past three years, he'd likely have been fired by UO last month. Or, is loyalty only a one-way street? I find the timing/loyalty argument to be garbage. Unless, of course, UO has Chip signed to a lifetime contract, no matter how he performs.
It's episodes like Sunday night that are actually refreshing, because it shows how small-time the UO program/fanbase still is, and I think that's a good thing. Big Boy schools are used to their coaches being hot commodities, and realize that is part of having an elite coach heading an elite program. Who the hell cares when it happened? If someone hadn't leaked the information, nobody would have known about it.
I just heard Nick Saban's name on SportsCenter as a target for the Indy job. I wonder if their fanbase will have a complete meltdown and start smearing him?