Dan Lanning discusses changes to Oregon's offense after UCLA loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 3:47 AM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026
Oregon head coach Dan Lanning announced changes to his team's offensive play-calling process following a 17-15 loss to UCLA on October 10. While Lanning emphasized the need for improvements and mentioned playmakers like Jamari Johnson and Dakorien Moore, he refrained from disclosing specifics about the upcoming changes ahead of the game against Nebraska. Lanning defended offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer, noting both he and the coaching staff share accountability for the team's performance.
- •Lanning promises changes to the offensive approach following a recent loss.
- •He will not reveal details of play-calling changes to maintain competitive advantage.
- •Lanning highlights the need to better utilize key playmakers.
- •Drew Mehringer's role as offensive coordinator remains despite criticism.
- •Oregon prepares for a matchup against Nebraska this weekend.
- 3:47 AMYahoo Sports — Dan Lanning promises changes to offense, but keeps Oregon plans secret
"Following a loss to UCLA, Dan Lanning said changes are coming to Oregon's play-calling process, but won't reveal what.
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