-
Dante Moore attributed Oregon's first-half passing struggles at Oklahoma State to second-guessing coverage, missed throws, miscommunication and receiver drops. He said trusting his reads and communicating better helped after halftime. The interview identifies timing and decision-making problems rather than a confirmed change in the passing scheme.
-
Moore said receiver Jamari was getting healthy and would be back soon, but supplied no return date or formal availability designation. The interview therefore does not establish that Oregon will have him for its next game.
-
Oregon is reviewing run blocking and pass protection, with coaches Terry and Mehringer considering what works and rotating players. Moore also emphasized identifying fronts and communicating protection points to Pancho. No replacement starter or settled offensive-line combination was announced.
-
Asked about Oklahoma State's claim that Oregon's stances revealed run or pass, Moore welcomed identifying and correcting possible tells. He also described stopping and repeating practice periods when communication breaks down. The opponent's claim is not proof that every Oregon play was predictable or that a fix has already worked.
-
Moore acknowledged Oregon's fourth-down execution problems, including missing an open receiver while scrambling. He said the offense rehearses fourth-and-three, fourth-and-four and fourth-and-five situations. The comments point to execution work, not an announced decision to become less aggressive on fourth down.