Dan Lanning responds to Kyle Whittingham's comments on Oregon funding
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 11:29 PM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

Oregon coach Dan Lanning addressed comments made by Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham regarding perceived financial advantages in recruiting. Whittingham suggested on November 9 that Oregon's financial resources have aided their roster building. Lanning praised Whittingham while indirectly countering the claims by mentioning Michigan's spending on coaching staff. The teams, No. 16 Oregon (6-3) and Michigan (5-4), are set to face off at Autzen Stadium on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. PT. Both programs have recently made changes to their offensive coordinator positions and are utilizing different starting quarterbacks compared to the beginning of the season.
- •Oregon plays Michigan on Saturday at Autzen Stadium
- •Dan Lanning is 2-0 against Kyle Whittingham
- •Both teams have different starting quarterbacks from season start
- •Oregon has won three straight against Michigan
- •Michigan recently fired offensive coordinator Jason Beck
- 11:29 PMYahoo Sports — Dan Lanning hits back at Kyle Whittingham over spending claims
"Oregon coach Dan Lanning responded to comments from Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham regarding the Ducks' financial advantages.
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