
Oregon Ducks Eye Chip Kelly for Offensive Coordinator Role
Oregon head coach Dan Lanning has decided to move on from Drew Mehringer, who was promoted to offensive coordinator earlier this season. The Ducks' offense has struggled significantly, ranking 42nd in total offense in the FBS, and has managed to score just 83 points in their first four Big Ten games. This lack of production has led to speculation about who will take over the offensive reins for the Ducks moving forward.
The season took a turn for the worse when Oregon lost quarterback Dante Moore to an injury during their game against USC on September 26. Lanning, reflecting on the team's 4-3 start, acknowledged that he has learned valuable lessons as a head coach during this challenging season. One of the key decisions he made was to promote Mehringer after Will Stein left to take the head coaching job at Kentucky.
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