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Arnold, C. (2026, September 15). Oregon’s Dan Lanning has testy exchange with reporters over Dante Moore following stunning loss: ‘Good job’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/15/sports/oregons-dan-lanning-has-testy-exchange-with-reporters-over-dante-moore/
Arnold, Christian. “Oregon’s Dan Lanning has testy exchange with reporters over Dante Moore following stunning loss: ‘Good job’.” New York Post, 15 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/15/sports/oregons-dan-lanning-has-testy-exchange-with-reporters-over-dante-moore/.
Arnold, Christian. “Oregon’s Dan Lanning has testy exchange with reporters over Dante Moore following stunning loss: ‘Good job’.” New York Post, September 15, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/15/sports/oregons-dan-lanning-has-testy-exchange-with-reporters-over-dante-moore/.
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After Oregon's shocking loss to Oklahoma State in Week 2 of college football season, senior quarterback Dante Moore missed the postgame media session. Following this incident, head coach Dan Lanning addressed reporters on Monday about Moore’s absence from the media scrum. Lanning stated that Moore was dehydrated and receiving IV treatment after the game, which prevented him from participating in the press conference. The coach also pointed out logistical challenges such as travel arrangements back to Eugene, Oregon, adding more context to Moore's missed appearance. Despite defending his player, Lanning’s tone during the interaction with journalists was perceived as testy and defensive by some observers, leading to a heated exchange on media responsibilities and treatment protocols for players post-game.