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01:17 PM ET 01.25 | With former head coach and offensive mastermind Chip Kelly off to the NFL to coach the Philadelphia Eagles, some Oregon fans may be worried the Ducks' high-octane offense could see changes. According to new head coach Mark Helfrich, who served as offensive coordinator under Kelly, that won't be the case. Helfrich told ESPN's Colin Cowherd that his Ducks offense will be "about 99.2 percent identical" to Kelly's. Rest easy, Oregon fans, it sounds like you still won't have time to blink between plays.

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January 25, 2013 02:35 PM ET

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That could spell bad news for the other teams in the 12 PAC, especially with MM at QB!!!

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January 26, 2013 12:27 AM ET

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Originally posted 02:35 PM ET 01.25 by The Oldtimer

That could spell bad news for the other teams in the 12 PAC, especially with MM at QB!!!

Well since everyone is in exile...this will spell bad news for the PAC, and everyone in the nation as they will be looking up at webbed feet all season long hoping the Ducks will just trip up once, but even then riding out The Tide for victory in the end..<ND cheer>

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January 26, 2013 02:21 AM ET

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The real question is if Helfrich can recruit as well as Kelly has done over the past few years? As long as it helps the Pac 12 develop into a better product I am fine with that