Oregon’s Dan Lanning has testy exchange with reporters over Dante Moore following stunning loss: ‘Good job’
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Oregon football coach Dan Lanning got heated when reporters asked him about quarterback Dante Moore not addressing the media after the Ducks’ loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday.
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What happened
Oregon football coach Dan Lanning got heated when reporters asked him about quarterback Dante Moore not addressing the media after the Ducks’ loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday.
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