No. 9 Oregon got a big win yesterday at home by defeating No. 18 (and Pac-12 conference rival) Arizona State by the score of 41-27. Immediately after the game ended, some Oregon students to run onto the field to celebrate. A few of the students positioned themselves on camera behind Oregon coach Chip Kelly as he was being interviewed by ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews.
Apparently the noise from the vocal Oregon students was too distracting for Kelly, so Kelly finally let them have it by telling them to "SHUT UP".
Kelly got a big "Thank you" from Erin Andrews, who was asking Kelly about the latest status of quarterback Darron Thomas' injury. There was also no update on the injury status of the photographer was knocked over on the sideline during the fourth quarter, but we believe that he was OK afterwards.
In Chip Kelly’s interview, undergrads shall be seen but not heard [Dr. Saturday]
Apparently the noise from the vocal Oregon students was too distracting for Kelly, so Kelly finally let them have it by telling them to "SHUT UP".
Kelly got a big "Thank you" from Erin Andrews, who was asking Kelly about the latest status of quarterback Darron Thomas' injury. There was also no update on the injury status of the photographer was knocked over on the sideline during the fourth quarter, but we believe that he was OK afterwards.
In Chip Kelly’s interview, undergrads shall be seen but not heard [Dr. Saturday]
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