Nonsense. There was no coup in 2014. Yanukovych abandoned his job and the Ukrainian Parliament removed him from office by a unanimous vote.
Maybe you have other words for when a violent mob overthrows a duly elected government in an unconstutional manner, but coup is also appropriate. Nuland wasn't organizing the replacement governments in the weeks prior on a mere hunch. That's laughably naïve.
Yanukovych abandoned his job and the Ukrainian Parliament removed him from office by a unanimous vote.
Yanukovych fled a murderous mob after they rejected a compromise that included early elections. He was not removed constitutionally. Impeachment of the Ukrainian president required not only charges to be filed (they weren't), but it also requires a 3/4's vote of the full Rada - 338 votes.
The 328 votes for removal of the president carry as much authority as 60 Senators voting to remove the U.S. President - not enough!
It was a coup by any definition of the word, or honest assessment of how the change in power was achieved (murderous mob violence, and ignoring Constitutional procedure to replace duly elected officials).