Oregon Ducks Coach Dan Lanning discusses how Quarterback Dante Moore played against Oregon State

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00:00Yeah, Coach, obviously a really productive day from Dante all around,

00:06but there's a couple times where he had guys open downfield,

00:08looked a little antsy, fired it on a line,

00:10instead of putting a little more touch on the ball,

00:11what do you see on those plays?

00:13Are those ones we can hit for big plays,

00:14or is that just a run-of-the-mill play?

00:17What would you say?

00:19You sound like a quarterback coach back then.

00:23I mean, what did he throw for, 300?

00:25That's why I said it was a productive day.

00:27Yeah, you were happy with it then?

00:30All right.

00:32All the way in the back, Brent.

00:38This whole season, you guys have traditionally kind of pulled Dante

00:41in that fourth quarter, and you could have done that this game,

00:44so why did you decide to keep him in?

00:45We just made the decision, hey, if it's more than five minutes,

00:47we're going to get one more drive with our offense.

00:49If it's less than, we're going to do something different,

00:51and we wanted to try to create one more clean drive.

00:55We weren't clean the drive before.

00:56We wanted to finish with a clean drive.

01:00We were doing a good time.

01:00So I want to throw.

01:02It's not very easy, we just have to, our guests we're in.

01:04We're in a good place.

01:04There's something different that puts it in here.

01:05The best practice practice is like a level of energy.

01:07There's something different that we're thinking anymore.

01:09Even if it's fine, it's still different.

01:10We need to listen to our отношey.

01:12Remember, it's a good pose.

01:13That's a great challenge.

01:15I'm not here.

01:15If it's an 호zer.

01:16There's something different.

01:17I think you and I know that yes,

01:19you're in the Policy.

01:20I just get the laptop,

01:25you need a pocketbook or something new to do like.