Dan Lanning hints at Oregon QB change as Ducks face must-win vs. Nebraska
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Key Points:
- Oregon Ducks dropped out of the AP poll after their second loss of the season to UCLA, prompting head coach Dan Lanning to evaluate potential changes in offensive personnel and staff structure.
- The quarterback situation remains uncertain as Dante Moore recovers from a concussion, with Dylan Raiola and Brock Thomas competing for the starting role if Moore cannot play.
- Raiola had a poor performance against UCLA, while Thomas showed promise in relief, leading Lanning to keep the quarterback competition open and consider overall weekly performance in the decision.
- Lanning hinted at a possible change in offensive play-calling for the upcoming game against Nebraska, emphasizing a more collaborative game-planning approach without revealing specific details.
- Nebraska's familiarity with Raiola, their former starter, adds complexity to Oregon's quarterback decision, as Lanning aims to keep opponents uncertain about their game plan.
