Oregon Ducks Coach Dan Lanning discusses what helps them succeed against power opponents

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00:00what are games like this and uh like like to you for a coach when you're able to get so many

00:10young players in and speak to what what it does for those guys development i have no idea what

00:15time it is but it seemed really long to me today i don't know did you guys feel that like that's

00:20what i felt was like i don't know i don't know why maybe it's because of all the in-between

00:24touchdowns and stuff so that's what it felt like to me today but i love seeing i told our guys at

00:29halftime i want to see everybody eat all right i want to see everybody eat and whatever and that

00:33means eat what's on your plate don't worry about what's on somebody else's right what eat what's

00:37on your plate when you get your opportunity like prove that you deserve to be out there and then

00:41you deserve to be a guy that can help this team

00:4210.2 yards per play dan is from what i can find since at least 94 it may be the most ever here

00:51and it might be the most they've ever allowed against a power opponent what is it like to

00:55coaching a game like that when it's that dominant offensively and you score once again with that

01:00many drives to open this to open the game we'll have to measure that when we play you know something

01:04that um that measures up well against us we felt good coming into this game they weren't playing i

01:09mean they had their their backup quarterback i think they had some alignment down it just wasn't

01:13quite the same team so we'll see um again what that looks like and get the opportunity but anytime

01:17you can you can rush for what will we rush for over 300 right anytime you can throw for over 300

01:22and rush for over 300 that's usually a recipe for success and and uh especially when you protect

01:27the ball

01:27you