Chip almost ran off the field before the trophy presentation. School officials had to chase after him and get him back.

— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) January 4, 2013

Chip Kelly on NFL: If for some reason (NFL) teams want to talk to me, it's because of those (Oregon) players.

— Bleacher Report (@BR_CFB) January 4, 2013

The Ducks come away with a 35-17 win over Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl. Chip Kelly gets his 3rd straight 12-win season. 

"Chip Kelly, you just won the Fiesta Bowl. Where are you going to go next?!" ... "Cleveland!"

— Chris Burke (@ChrisBurke_SI) January 4, 2013

Collin Klein is picked off by Erick Dargan and that should do it. 

Like a blackjack dealer stringing out 21, Oregon has arrived at 35 in the hardest way imaginable.

— edsbs (@edsbs) January 4, 2013

Maldonado's 24-yard FG attempt is good and the Ducks go up 18. This most recent drive took 5:11 off the clock.

Chip Kelly will now spend the final 2:27 deciding which office at University of Phoenix Stadium will be his starting tomorrow.

— Bleacher Report (@BR_CFB) January 4, 2013

Kansas State calls timeout with Oregon facing a 4th & 4 from the 6-yard line with 2:30 left. 

Oregon drives for a first down inside the K-St. 25, under 5 minutes left. Barring the Ducks channeling the spirit of Duke, this is over.

— Eye on College FBall (@EyeOnCFB) January 4, 2013

Kenjon Barner approaching the Oregon school record for all purpose yards. 

To clarify on the 1-point safety: it's happened 4 times in college football (one junior college game, one NAIA game), but only twice in FBS.

— Tostitos Fiesta Bowl (@FiestaBowl) January 4, 2013

Kenjon Barner jukes a few Wildcats up the middle for the first down.

Wow, Bralon Addison made the impossible fair catch. Hit a player and caught the ball on his back. You know when things are goin right...

— AutzenZoo (@Autzen_Zoo) January 4, 2013

Kansas State could only get to their own 28-yard line before having to punt the ball back to Oregon. The Ducks will start at their own 37-yard line. 

How fast can K-State drive 92 yards for a TD vs. the Oregon defense?

— ESPN_Pac12blog (@ESPN_Pac12blog) January 4, 2013

Oregon goes 3-and-out but pins Kansas State back at their own 8-yard line with a 55-yard punt and a penalty. 

Chip Kelly should at least consider melting some clock given the speed of Kansas State' offense. Could end this.

— Will Brinson (@willbrinson) January 4, 2013

Quarterback comparison for Mariota and Klein.

KSU touchdown, but it took them 5 minutes to get it #GoDucks #FiestaBowl

— Andy McNamara (@McNamaraUO) January 4, 2013

Kansas State's John Hubert runs in for a 10-yard touchdown to make it a two possession game. 

De'Anthony Thomas now Oregon's career record-holder for all-purpose yards in bowl games with 482 (17 touches) #GoDucks #FiestaBowl

— Andy McNamara (@McNamaraUO) January 4, 2013

The Wildcat drive stays alive after getting the first down on 3rd-and-1.

KSU had the ball for over 20 minutes in the first half. In the 3rd quarter, just over 5 minutes.

— AutzenZoo (@Autzen_Zoo) January 4, 2013

Oregon scores 10 points in the quarter to retain a 22-point lead going into the fourth, but Collin Klein and the Wildcats are driving.