I know we all know how DL feels about Oregon, but it's still awesome to see him do it at a national level.

Lanning truly is a trailblazer in this regard as he's the first big-time name/coach that I've seen shut down, so emphatically, a number of blue-chip programs. I think other coaches are following his lead (Cignetti, Rhule, etc.)

Hey, he's consistent!

OBD is in third place in our conference and realistically somewhat of a long shot to win it all this year and we all still love it! Just competing at the highest level year after year is all we can really ask.

If we actually make the championship game or to even win it would be historic events. At LSU not being in the championship after a few years would have the hot seat heating up. Who needs that.

He’s got top level resources, compensation and a rabid and appreciative fan base in a very chill environment for family life. Sounds like a great deal to me.

We have a special coach, loving who he is. I’m thankful he is Oregon’s head coach! It’s rare to find that in a coach these days.

Dan Lanning Addresses Coaching Rumors Amid Changing College Football Landscape

There are several vacant head coaching positions across college football, and Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning has been deemed a name to watch. Lanning addressed the coaching rumors and how he maintains a consistently strong team.

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Dan Lanning Addresses Coaching Rumors Amid Changing Colle...

With several coaching vacancies across college football, Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning has been a name brought up in many searches. Despite the conversation su

Dan Lanning expresses his exact level of interest in leaving Oregon

The fourth-year 39-year-old head coach did not leave any room for doubt or equivocation, a welcome relief for Duck fans and his 2026 recruiting class, which currently ranks No. 3 in the country.

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Dan Lanning expresses his exact level of interest in leav...

Dan Lanning appeared on "The Rich Eisen Show" on Disney Plus Thursday and made clear once again how strong are the chances he leaves Oregon for LSU.

Hopefully Oregon remembers its past and never becomes like those programs. I would hope that a coach would always have the opportunity to turn it around at Oregon (like Coach Bellotti was able to do) before being shown the door. Commitment is a two way street.