Interesting note about Chip Kelly ever being hired in the SEC

[Augustus]

Interesting note about Chip Kelly ever being hired in the SEC

https://www.yahoo.com/amphtml/sports/college-footballs-coaching-carousel-will-scott-frost-2018-191153413.html

But new SEC legislation passed at the spring meetings earlier this year requires an extra layer for hiring a coach with prior NCAA issues. According to a document provided by the SEC, it says any coach "who has either engaged in unethical conduct or participated in activity that resulted in a major infraction" must have the school's president or chancellor "consult with the commissioner" about the hiring. This essentially creates another layer of accountability and pause before bringing a coach into the league with NCAA issues.

Kelly received a show-cause from the NCAA for head coach responsibility after he'd left Oregon for the NFL, stemming from recruiting violations. If he or anyone else with NCAA issues gets hired in the SEC, it will mean a phone call to Greg Sankey from someone above the athletic director's head. But with Kelly unlikely to be looking toward the SEC, the new legislation likely won't come into play

[factchecker]

Basically, if Bama or Florida want to hire Chip then they will.

If anyone else wants to hire him they will be told no.

[go hogues]

Basically, if Bama or Florida want to hire Chip, then they will.

If anyone else wants to hire him they will be told no.

Fify

[Cinco de Hogo]

Which means we need to be first so they can't pull that, even if we have no plans to hire him make the SEC take a stand on him.  That's the way you play hardball...ask DVH.

[(notOM)Rebel123]

Basically, if Bama or Florida want to hire Chip then they will.

If anyone else wants to hire him they will be told no.

Yep

[grayhawg]

Yep

I guess he doesn't like a challenge

[(notOM)Rebel123]

I guess he doesn't like a challenge

That studio gig is pretty sweet

[grayhawg]

Let him go to Florida, if I remember correctly both Auburn and LSU spanked his Oregon teams in bowl games.

[greasy_corner]

Basically, if Bama or Florida want to hire Chip then they will.

If anyone else wants to hire him they will be told no.

You could add a few other teams to this list, but yes, if Jorts U wants to hire him, there will be no holdup.

[Hog N Bama]

Basically, if Bama or Florida want to hire Chip then they will.

If anyone else wants to hire him they will be told no.

Rrriiiiiiiiiiight

[OneTuskOverTheLine™]

Interesting note about Chip Kelly ever being hired in the SEC

https://www.yahoo.com/amphtml/sports/college-footballs-coaching-carousel-will-scott-frost-2018-191153413.html

But new SEC legislation passed at the spring meetings earlier this year requires an extra layer for hiring a coach with prior NCAA issues. According to a document provided by the SEC, it says any coach "who has either engaged in unethical conduct or participated in activity that resulted in a major infraction" must have the school's president or chancellor "consult with the commissioner" about the hiring. This essentially creates another layer of accountability and pause before bringing a coach into the league with NCAA issues.

Kelly received a show-cause from the NCAA for head coach responsibility after he'd left Oregon for the NFL, stemming from recruiting violations. If he or anyone else with NCAA issues gets hired in the SEC, it will mean a phone call to Greg Sankey from someone above the athletic director's head. But with Kelly unlikely to be looking toward the SEC, the new legislation likely won't come into play

In our case isn't Long Vice Chancellor..?

[go hogues]

As long as it's the east and not west division, I don't care.

[HardCore]

Basically, if Bama or Florida want to hire Chip then they will.

If anyone else wants to hire him they will be told no.

Precisely

[GoHogs1091]

I am not convinced that Kelly wants to coach in the SEC.

Supposedly, he doesn't like to recruit.

At Oregon, he basically only had to use Phil Knight's football facility and the Nike uniforms to recruit for him.

Also, Kelly saw first hand about the SEC when he was at Oregon when he played LSU and Auburn, and he didn't fare well against both.

[Karma]

Let him go to Florida, if I remember correctly both Auburn and LSU spanked his Oregon teams in bowl games.

Auburn won by 3.

[jbcarol]

https://www.seccountry.com/sec/chip-kelly-coaching-handle-sec