Big Noon Conversations: UCLA's Chip Kelly on Creating Offensive Schemes & No Crying on the Yacht

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This week’s episode of The Joel Klatt Show: Big Noon Conversations features FOX Sports’ lead college football analyst Joel Klatt sitting down in Westwood with UCLA Bruins' Head Coach Chip Kelly. Coach Kelly begins by detailing why he thinks college football is as good as it has ever been and why “there’s no crying on the yacht.” The pair discuss Kelly’s influence at the forefront of offensive schemes in the sport and how that was actually born out of necessity. Coach gets into his concerns about college football becoming too transactional rather than transformational for the players before closing with what he loves most about his job.
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Big Noon Conversations: UCLA's Chip Kelly on Creating Offensive Schemes & No Crying on the Yacht
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@JoelKlattShow Год назад

No crying on the yacht!

@chipsaunders5109 Год назад

Incredible line. Glad to see at least one coach has some perspective

@abcdefghijklmnop514 Год назад

Klatt getting us the interviews we want.

@brocky Год назад

Facts!

@TheLazyPinecone Год назад

I lot of people don’t like Chip but regardless you can’t deny this is a great interview

@timcooper5385 Год назад

This interview series is great! I love hearing these amazing people talk about their passion. We also learn just how smart they are. I look forward to the next one, Joel!

@SpencerCornelia Год назад

I’ll never forget watching Oregon football during Chip’s days. If he had access to d lineman that play in the SEC, he would have won multiple titles.

@jackbrenan6744 Год назад

he was getting there at the end w armstead and buckner. just left too early before they were ready to finish the job

@mattrancho Год назад

Im not a fan of 0regon but i have to agree, that 2010 season if they had top tier linemen they could of beaten Cam Newton & Auburn.

@isaacsvenson7042 Год назад

Thank you Joel! I’m a UCLA fan so I’m obviously thrilled to have our boy on, but as a college football fan, everyone should hear what Chip has to say. Great conversation as always, would love to hear from more of these 1B tier coaches

@bobnewsdog Год назад

Some of the most insightful answers I've heard in a while.

@dAaronL5 Год назад

Not a huge chip fan but listening to him talk is amazing

@davidboniface858 Год назад

This interview was amazing. Absolutely love Chip's perspective on the sport.

@zulus3406 Год назад

Nice interview, Chip did a great job at answering questions with good insight 👍🏾

@dangelofoster123 Год назад

10/10 interview, keep it up.

@fivedollarsteve Год назад

Thanks, Joel. I love this!

@billycarter155 Год назад

Great talk and great show

@jakeoberhand3893 Год назад

The ducks were built on tempo, those triple options, zone reads, inside n outside zone runs max speed options. Darron Thomas, LMJ, Kenjon Barner etc. Then came sorta that RPO style, spread passing games etc. chip was the one who really started the change in philosophy from under center to shotgun n no huddle Revolutionized college football

@willh69 Год назад

One of the Legendary Coaches, I don't watch football really and I know the name Chip Kelly

@brendannamba5193 Год назад

Thank you Mr. Klatt. I’ve been a fan of Chip since 2010, it’s extremely interesting to dive into his mind of college football as a whole. To see his priorities of education and balancing football and the dramatics that come with it. It was also very interesting his concept of analytics in football. Very well done interview on such a pinnacle coach of college football!

@shaunlandry7331 Год назад

Love this series, especially this one with Chip Kelly. He’s one of the reasons why I love Oregon football and the spread concepts. He’s one of the most underrated coaches in college football.

@jason.parkinson Год назад

LOVE this series!! Can't wait for Harbaugh… Maybe with a “special” guest Gus Johnson?!?!

@brandonman1315 7 месяцев назад

No one cares about that cheating garbage can.

@BenRutter-p3z Год назад

I'm from the UK and only watch College Football casually but honestly that interview was absolutely amazing. What a thoughtful, insightful man Chip Kelly comes across as.

@blakefarmer1757 Год назад

Chip is a smart dude. College football is trending towards a transactional/minor league. Excuse my pessimistic mindset but I do think it's heading that direction

@ezramarks6798 Год назад

Joel simply the goat

@janwilliams4282 Год назад

Best show I’ve seen in a long time.

@702TifosiGambler Год назад

Only HC that took his team to the NFL playoffs as a rookie HC, easily one of the Top 4 HC in CF, the progression he's made at UCLA with those academic requirements, SEC should be lucky he's not at a Florida, Texas, A&M, LSU one of these schools that has great high school talent with typical academic requirements.

@sethlivingstone1999 Год назад

Chip is underrated as a college head coach.

@AngelSantos-xs1we Год назад

Great job again!

@brocky Год назад

Coach Chip is such a student of the game. Always mentions the history of college football that quite literally no one alive probably knows about but it's great to hear. He honors college football and its history. And he's built a program at UCLA.

@fsanmiguel666 Год назад

And he quite literally burned the Eagles to the ground and his ego getting the best of him! Some coach he was! Hope he never sets foot in Philly for as long as he lives!

@brocky Год назад

@@fsanmiguel666 it worked out for Philly. Almost won another championship last year! Sometimes bad situations allows for better beginnings.

@aarons9198 Год назад

Maybe that Joe Paterno guy was a great coach.

@dcbchannel1619 Год назад

Hard to believe college football is healthy. HBCU players aren’t getting drafted into the NFL. Bethune Cookman can’t even provide basic facilities. The PAC12 is floundering in their effort to get a TV contract becoming of a P5 conference. The SEC and B1G treat every other conference like a Dollar Store, grabbing players, coaches and even gracing programs the likes of USC, UCLA, Texas, & Oklahoma with oversized and obscene buying power, destroying long standing rivalry games in the aftermath. The concentration of haves and have-nots favors 30 or so D1 programs at the expense of 90 relatively irrelevant programs that are effectively resource choked to the point of not having much realistic hope of ever winning a national championship. It’s difficult for most alumni bases to watch their alma matter play on TV at 1 PM on Saturday while the ESPN/FOX cartel keeps concentrating power and the best time slots towards predictable sure things highlighted by protected brands like Alabama/Georgia and Ohio State/Michigan. When blue bloods lord over at the ACC, Big12, Pac12, and FCS conference teams, the majority of fans get robbed of the myth of a level playing field. College football should be a national cultural institution with a playing field that is not tilted by network executives who make decisions based on discriminatory and seemingly arbitrary media valuations. March Madness is fun because of Cinderella story is possible in basketball. There is no equivalent in NCAA football.

@stevenkelly1689 Год назад

@JoelKlattShow these interviews have been the best thing on College Football (outside of the games) in years. Thank you to you and Fox for making this happen. I've always thought if players were going to get paid a majority of the money should be put in a fund that is payable upon completion of their degree. They could get a small portion of it while in school for discretionary purposes, but nothing that allows them to live on a much higher level than any other student in college (maybe $500 a week). At Power 5 schools (for the most part) they already have access to facilities on campus that are not offered to the general student population anyway.

@blucaptain Год назад

Great stuff

@correyretzloff6421 Год назад

As a life-long Oregon Duck Fan, I've always loved Chip Kelly.

@benniewoods9514 Год назад

Ummm US Navy vet , I didn't want to agree but I saw very young pilots flying commercial smaller planes in severe weather, I was one of the small passengers. They were so young . We couldn't land cuz it was visibility wise dangerous and windy. We Prayed , at least I was😂 they were applauded when they entered the airport. One pilot was so young his pilots hat was to big and his suit jacket was sagging off his undeveloped adult body 😂 this was amazing to me he looked like he belonged in highschool😂 literally. Wish I could thank that kid . He was a hero to me.

@bridgermurray2773 Год назад

You can tell Joel genuinely likes chip

@Superfreq69 7 месяцев назад

ok.. I'm sure of it now... I like Chip teaming up with Ryan Day at Ohio State to win a Natty or 2

@mitchconner2021 Год назад

This guy should have never left Oregon. He would have built a Dynasty up there.

@anthonyaliberti 7 месяцев назад

Now the offensive coordinator for the Ohio State buckeyes, let’s go chip

@watcherofthewest8597 Год назад

I always hated the excuse oh we don't have a fullback or we don't have tight ends. No one ever says we don't have d-tackles or guards or linebackers. Kelly wants to run what he runs and he's good at it, but that's a stupid saying.

@AkronKid330 Год назад

I wish the Buckeyes had Chip Kelly!

@TheBruins108 Год назад

Really why? There are UCLA fans that want to get read of him.

@AkronKid330 Год назад

@TheBruins108 because I think he is wasting our talent. He can't coach the big games. If we could keep everyone else and hire a Chip Kelly that would be great. Don't get me wrong. He is amazing with the student/athletes.

@702TifosiGambler Год назад

@@AkronKid330 I don't disagree that Kelly is better than Day but don't over react to the recent Michigan losses, St had the upper hand for what a decade the tide always turns Urban is one a kind look at UF since he's left at least you guys are in B1G Champ game/playoff contention, UF is an afterthought.

@michaelcunningham1361 7 месяцев назад

Ha! They do now.

@AkronKid330 7 месяцев назад

@@michaelcunningham1361 crazy!

@garrettmashburn Год назад

Gotta know where Joel gets all of his shirts

@chasemackay Год назад

Please try to get an interview with Coach Kyle Whittingham at Utah. He doesn’t do enough big time interviews

@88jaspersimmons Год назад

17:39 the recourse for a player is the school gets its scholarship back. And you can offer it to another student. If you don’t think that is enough, then it begs the question of whether the scholarship was worth enough as compensation for the students to begin with 💯

@nicholasmunoz8524 Год назад

Do one with Lincoln Riley

@meinking22 Год назад

Go Bruins!

@petekaufman5880 Год назад

This man naming any school but USC 😂✌🏻

@hogeandrew Год назад

FightOn FightOn FightOn

@Living4Christ7 Год назад

Would love to have Kirby on this show.

@johnspaulding9796 Год назад

I love hearing about my state my home West Virginia is da best Charleston Jerry West, Randy, moss Jason Williams John Kruk Nick swisher Bobbie Howard Samuel Singleton I love my state