Oregon’s Dan Lanning Drops Surprising Verdict on Dante Moore’s Debut Scrimmage Performance
“I don’t know that anything necessarily stood out,” Lanning said to the press Saturday. “Like I said, I think defense won the day. They were able to get some three-and-outs. The [offense] operated efficiently but we just didn’t create any explosives and didn’t have some of the downfield passing attack that we have had in other days of fall camp. I’ve come in here before and told you that offense had won the day, but today I feel like defense won that.”
While it’s good that the defense was strong during the scrimmage, it’s not too surprising Moore struggled as well. While the sophomore showed promise during his freshman year at UCLA, it was well known when he transferred to the Oregon football program after the 2023 season that he would need more development. Offensive coordinator Will Stein runs one of the most explosive systems in college football. If Moore can’t get if off the ground, will Lanning and Stein decide to turn to fellow sophomore transfer Austin Novosad?
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