Dan Lanning discusses Ra'Shaad Samples and injuries at fall camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 1:02 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Oregon coach Dan Lanning addressed various issues during the opening day of fall camp on August 5 at the Moshofsky Center. He confirmed that Ra'Shaad Samples, who faces DUII and reckless driving charges, was disciplined internally by the program. Injuries to Dillon Gresham, who may not play again, and Dave Iuli, who is still limited with a torn tricep, were also discussed. Lanning indicated some young players, including Dierre Hill Jr., are stepping up this season. Media will have access to Samples next week for a press conference regarding his charges.
- •Fall camp opened on August 5 at the Moshofsky Center.
- •Ra'Shaad Samples faces DUII charges; disciplined internally.
- •Dillon Gresham's future in football is uncertain due to injury.
- •Dave Iuli is not fully recovered from his torn tricep.
- •Young players are taking on more responsibilities this fall.
- 1:02 AMYahoo Sports — Oregon's Dan Lanning talks Ra'Shaad Samples, opening day of fall camp
"Oregon coach Dan Lanning addressed Ra'Shaad Samples' DUII charges and the status of several injured players on the first day of fall camp.
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