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Mike Bellotti

Mike Bellotti

American sports analyst and football coachWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Mike Bellotti".

Oct 6, 2026

Adam CarrikerHOST
9:15
You wanna talk about stability, one of the things that helped Nebraska be so successful for so long, talking about those championship teams, was consistency along the coaching front.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:24
I'll never forget when I was being recruited, [clears throat] my senior year 2001, I'm sitting in Mike Bellotti's office, the Oregon head coach, and he pulls up this chart.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:34
And there's three coaching staffs in the country that by far have been at their universities the longest.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:38
Number one was Penn State, Joe Paterno, 50-plus years and he maintained most of his coaches.
Dave BartooGUEST
30:06
It's like I, I almost feel like he's trying to put USC in position to get rid of him.
Dave BartooGUEST
30:13
Um, which, okay, th- that's their fault for signing such a huge contract on a, on a, on a really unproven guy on his own because Stoops carried him, carried the water at Oklahoma for him, kind of like Chip Kelly at Oregon and Mike Bellotti.
Dave BartooGUEST
30:28
So I don't know where it's gonna end, but the trends say it's not gonna end well.
Chuck OliverHOST
30:33
well.So Lee Iacocca, he invented the Mustang, and I kept hearing about that, like, as late as the l- mid-'80s.
Mike TiricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:44
Sims was cold, Harrington was hot, and momentum changed almost when the quarter changed.
Mike TiricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:57
Mike Bellotti was the offensive coordinator for a half dozen years at Argonne when Rich Brooks was the head coach.
Mike TiricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:02
When Rich went to the NFL, Bellotti split in now at age 50.
Mike TiricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:06
He's won 71 games in 10 years as a head coach.
Colin CowherdHOST
16:38
...
Colin CowherdHOST
16:38
I remember Mike Bellotti was a good coach, then he got this great OC Jeff Tedford.
Colin CowherdHOST
16:42
They finished number two in the country.
Robert Griffin IIIGUEST
16:44
[laughs]
Colin CowherdHOST
16:44
And then Mike Bellotti was a good coach, and then he found this great coordinator Chip Kelly, and they suddenly changed college football.
Robert Griffin IIIGUEST
16:50
[laughs]
Colin CowherdHOST
16:50
That is not to say Mike Bellotti wasn't a good coach, but I do believe there are certain coaches that are-
Robert Griffin IIIGUEST
16:55
Yeah
Colin CowherdHOST
35:00
He took the, uh, job at Kentucky in the SEC.
Colin CowherdHOST
35:03
And there are those who are whispering on the Duck Reddit boards that he was the Chip Kelly of Oregon when, when, when Oregon, Mike Bellotti were trying to find themselves, and Chip Kelly came in, and eventually, like they just gave Chip Kelly the job.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
35:17
Yeah.
Colin CowherdHOST
35:17
And that there, there is a feeling that when Will Stein left, th- they'd lost this kind of Ben Johnson-ish sort of, you know, um, super sharp, detailed guy, and everything's a little off.
Colby DantHOST
58:21
I don't think Mark Helfrich would be the only one that I could think of that.
Colby DantHOST
58:25
Everybody since, since Phil Knight got money, Mike Bellotti, even the end of Rich Brooks, but Bellotti, Chip Kelly, you know, crystal ball, all of those one of a shit ton of games.
Colby DantHOST
58:37
So I don't know.
Colby DantHOST
58:39
It's one of those jobs.
Colby DantHOST
58:21
Mark Helfrich would be the only [laughs] one that I could think of that ...
Colby DantHOST
58:25
Uh, everybody since Ph- since Phil Knight got money, Mike Bellotti, even the end of Rich Brooks.
Colby DantHOST
58:32
But Bellotti, Chip Kelly, you know, Cristobal, all of those won a shit ton of games, so I don't know.
Colby DantHOST
58:39
It's one of those jobs it's, it's hard to tell how good you are of, uh, as a head coach.

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