Oregon football's Dante Moore reveals player-led meeting after Oklahoma State LOSS
After the disaster of the Oregon football team losing to Oklahoma State on Saturday, 39-31, there’s no denying the level of panic from the fanbase after Week 2 of the season. After the upset of Oklahoma State over the Oregon football program , there was a players-led meeting that was held, as quarterback Dante Moore gave insight into the meeting. […] The post Oregon football's Dante Moore reveals…
Following Oregon's disappointing 39-31 loss to Oklahoma State, a player-led meeting was held to address the team's performance and communication. Quarterback Dante Moore spoke about the gathering, stating it aimed to "get on the same page with everybody" and reassured fans that it was not filled with frustration or anger. Moore emphasized the importance of the meeting for the team, believing it helped them move forward positively.
The head coach, Dan Lanning, also acknowledged a "lack of leadership," including himself, and highlighted the need for accountability and visible improvement. The Ducks, currently ranked No. 6, look to regroup and improve as they prepare to host Portland State this Friday.
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