Dan Lanning defends Dante Moore amid scrutiny after Oregon loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 3:41 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Oregon football coach Dan Lanning addressed criticism of quarterback Dante Moore on September 14, following a 39-31 loss to Oklahoma State on September 12. Lanning confirmed that Moore was receiving IV treatment for dehydration after the game, which led to his absence from postgame interviews. The Ducks' performance drew criticism for lack of discipline, with Lanning acknowledging the need for improvement on both offense and defense. He also regretted a failed fourth-down conversion attempt late in the game that led to Oklahoma State's victory. The Ducks are set to face Portland State on September 18 at Autzen Stadium.
- •Oregon lost 39-31 to Oklahoma State on September 12.
- •Dan Lanning defended Dante Moore's absence from postgame interviews.
- •Moore was receiving IVs for dehydration after the game.
- •Lanning regrets the failed fourth-down conversion attempt.
- •The Ducks will play Portland State on September 18.
- 3:41 AMYahoo Sports — Oregon's Dan Lanning offers testy defense of Dante Moore
"Oregon football coach Dan Lanning defends Dante Moore, doesn't defend 4th down decision, and gives an injury update.
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