Dan Lanning discusses Oregon's second scrimmage ahead of new season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 22, 2026, 10:30 PM
Last updated Aug 22, 2026

Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning addressed the media following a closed scrimmage as the team prepares for the upcoming college football season, which begins on September 5 against Boise State. Lanning praised the team's performance, noting improvements in special teams and the offensive line development. He emphasized the need to assess player performances further through game film, indicating ongoing evaluations for key positions. The Ducks aim for a strong start as they pursue their first national title amidst heightened excitement around the program.
- •Oregon holds a closed scrimmage before the season opener.
- •Lanning noted offensive and defensive progress during the scrimmage.
- •Improvements in special teams were highlighted after previous challenges.
- •Lanning continues to assess the offensive line as final decisions approach.
- •Next game is on September 5 against Boise State.
- 10:30 PMYahoo Sports — Everything Dan Lanning said after Oregon's second scrimmage
"With the Oregon Ducks football season just to weeks away, head coach Dan Lanning spoke to the media following his team's second closed scrimmage.
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