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- QB/TE: Jamal Hill, Jeffrey Bassa, and Bryce Boetcher were all drafted in consecutive seasons.

- QB: Jay Johnson has been coaching QBs for 20+ years, longer than Dante has been alive.

- Dan Lanning said Trent Ferguson is probably finished for the season with a knee injury. Carl Williams remained under evaluation with no injury details disclosed, and Jamari's status was still being evaluated after an earlier warning he could miss time. The interview did not clear either player to return. - Lanning said quarterback Dante received two IVs for dehydration and cramping after Oklahoma State, explaining his missed media session rather than announcing an absence. He expects Doug Utu back after a Week 1 injury and said Jordon Davison would be good to go. Utu's return remained a coach expectation, not a recorded game appearance. - Lanning said Oregon's tackles struggled even against three-man pressure and need more inside-out help from guards, plus chips when needed. He also acknowledged run-pass tendencies and said disguising them had been addressed. Better first-down execution is needed to avoid the predictable long-yardage pass situations exposing that protection. - Oregon moved Brandon Finney into the slot after getting hurt there, and Lanning credited useful coverage and blitzing while noting discipline errors. Finney's heavy snap load reflected both offensive inefficiency and defensive failures to end drives; the interview does not establish a permanent position switch. - Lanning said Oregon is losing first down on both sides, relying too heavily on isolated offensive explosives and failing to create negative defensive plays. He wants better tackling and varied fronts. At 0-for-6 on fourth downs, he acknowledged poor conversion execution could reduce future aggressiveness and regretted the late fourth-and-eight decision.

- 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.

- QB/DL: Matayo should have sacked the QB on Mestermakers heisman moment scramble.

- QB: After your Bo defending on Monday and Raiola love the past week I’m pretty sure I figured out your good QB test

- QB: There is a fair lot of visible ice… We don’t know how big the iceberg is just yet, but chances are we may well find out fairly soon.

- QB/TE: Probably the former TE turned QB coach with no QB experience.

- QB: WSJ has an article too about some random former quarterback who noticed the tell while watching the game.

- QB: Again, I'm a big Dante Moore fan and saying we should play Raiola right now (as some have suggested) is silly.

- Pick/market: QB didn't "dodge" the media.

- QB/DL: Lets see the ball handed back to the refs in the endzone.

- QB: Nice to know a former Idaho QB and Oregon fan figured this out and got a whole Wall Street Journal article out of it.

- QB: Watched a lot college football yesterday and saw a bunch of qb’s extending plays with their feet.

- QB: We would’ve been fine at QB if Dante had left… Rumors of Ty Simpson, Mensah, or Mestemaker would’ve left Dan room to hire a proven OC and hire an actual QB coach

- QB: Let’s be real, the last big game QB we had was Vernon Adams.

- Coaching: Some of you genuinely just want to put your heads in the sand and hear nothing about the team other than blatant cheerleading.

- QB: To be fair, there's not a lot of athletes in my lifetime (45) that have shown the competitive fire that Tim Tebow displayed as a QB in college.

- Injury: people saying Dante shouldn't start don't make much sense to me.

- QB/OL: The troubling thing is they were all big plays, which is great, but not sustainable, especially as talent becomes equal.

- QB: The play was there to be made by the QB, like so many others, and he couldn't do it.

- QB: The biggest play of the game was 100% tanked by the QB and it was open.

- QB/DL: Btw while everyone is frustrated with the QB coach I’d also like to remind everyone our edge/pass rush coach is 28 years old, never played defense and was an offensive analyst prior to 2026.

- QB: Oregon QB Dante Moore has a Run/Pass Tell and it’s all about his stagger Credit to @AndrewNemec for finding this

- QB: Oregon coach Dan Lanning said QB Dante Moore did not speak to the media following Saturday's loss at Oklahoma State because he was receiving an IV for dehydration.

- Coaching: Oregon coach Dan Lanning on Monday night responding to questions about QB Dante Moore not appearing for a post-game press conference following loss at Oklahoma State.