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  • 9 months ago
Oregon Ducks Coach Dan Lanning discusses ball handling during bad weather conditions and how that affected the team. Lanning emphasized that they did a good job controlling the ball with some bobbles.
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00:00Coach, don't know if I'm remembering this correctly, but on the Janoris play,
00:08was that the same play call, I believe, from last year?
00:11I don't know if it's going to watch it in or another game, but...
00:13It's similar.
00:13It was similar, yeah, if it was the same, if it was similar, what was different?
00:16It was just what was going through your mind when you saw the ball going to him,
00:19looks like you catch it, kind of bobbles it, and then obviously hauls it in for the touch.
00:21Yeah, it goes back to kind of what I said.
00:23It's either him or no one, so you want that ball to be in a place
00:26where it's not necessarily the easiest one to catch,
00:29but the condition's playing a little bit different, but he was open, right?
00:32He's wide open, and he did a great job coming down with it.
00:35I've seen that dance in practice a million times, too.
00:37I was hoping he would wait to get to the sideline to do it, but it worked out.
00:44Just your assessment in a really wet environment of the ball handling in general for your team.
00:48Yeah, I mean, we had some bobble snaps.
00:50It's tough, you know, in that environment, but to be able to control the ball,
00:55and they really did a decent job as well of controlling the ball.
00:59We got it out a couple times.
01:01We just didn't finish with it, so hopefully in those games,
01:04you hope the defense can create them and offense can protect it,
01:07and our offense ultimately did.
01:09You
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