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Peterson, A. M. (2026, October 25). Oregon fires offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer after a loss to Illinois. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/oregon-fires-offensive-coordinator-drew-mehringer-after-a-loss-to-illinois/article_042c6b60-8a6a-50fe-a609-7b252d1f1301.html
Peterson, Anne M. “Oregon fires offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer after a loss to Illinois.” Toronto Star, 25 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/oregon-fires-offensive-coordinator-drew-mehringer-after-a-loss-to-illinois/article_042c6b60-8a6a-50fe-a609-7b252d1f1301.html.
Peterson, Anne M. “Oregon fires offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer after a loss to Illinois.” Toronto Star, October 25, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/oregon-fires-offensive-coordinator-drew-mehringer-after-a-loss-to-illinois/article_042c6b60-8a6a-50fe-a609-7b252d1f1301.html.
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Oregon fired offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer on Sunday after the Ducks lost 21-10 to Illinois, ending any chance at the College Football Playoff. The loss was Oregon’s third of the season and their first road defeat in Big Ten play since joining the conference in 2024. Coach Dan Lanning stated that this decision was necessary for the program's growth. Mehringer had joined Oregon as a tight ends coach in 2022 and was promoted to co-offensive coordinator in 2025. Despite acknowledging Mehringer’s contributions, Lanning felt a new direction was needed to improve the team’s offensive performance.