Lanning weighs Oregon offensive changes after UCLA loss

After Oregon’s 17-15 loss to UCLA, which featured a severe offensive struggle and a poor showing from quarterback Dylan Raiola, coach Dan Lanning said the team is evaluating its offense, including play-calling, preparation, personnel and possible staff changes. Lanning also said the quarterback job remains open if injured Dante Moore cannot return, with Raiola and Brock Thomas competing based on their performance and work during the week. He declined to reveal potential coaching or operational changes, arguing that sharing details could give opponents a preparation advantage, and said the offensive shortcomings were not attributable to one person alone. The loss has intensified questions about Oregon’s direction and the coaching staff as the Ducks try to respond.