Oregon Ducks generate championship buzz during Big Ten Media Days
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 10:12 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
The Oregon Ducks entered Big Ten Media Days on July 28, 2026, generating expectations for their 2026 roster under head coach Dan Lanning. Analyst Jake Butt highlighted their formidable talent, noting they may possess the best roster in college football. Following past disappointments, including a recent playoff loss to Indiana, Lanning emphasized the importance of learning from adversity. Quarterback Dante Moore, projected as a top-five NFL Draft pick, aims to lead Oregon toward its first championship. The Ducks have experienced coaching changes, promoting Drew Mehringer and Chris Hampton as offensive and defensive coordinators, respectively.
- •Oregon is ranked second in recent Big Ten power rankings.
- •Dante Moore returns with aspirations to compete for a national title.
- •The Ducks are addressing coordinator turnover with internal promotions.
- •Lanning stresses responding positively to past playoff defeat.
- 10:12 PMYahoo Sports — Former Big Ten Star Delivers Major Praise for Oregon's Championship Outlook
"The Ducks have continued to place themselves in the championship conversation, but have continued to fall short in years' past.
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