Dan Lanning took responsibility for Oregon’s loss at Oklahoma State while addressing leadership, penalties, protection issues and needed improvements.

How serious is Oregon’s penalty problem, and what did coach Dan Lanning say about the Ducks’ discipline after the loss?

Coach Dan Lanning says the Oregon Ducks lack leadership after a disappointing loss to Oklahoma State. Here's what players say they are doing about it.

I know this sounds crazy. But should Dan Lanning’s seat be getting a little hot at Oregon? I’m not saying fire him tomorrow. I’m not even saying Oregon would necessarily find a better coach. But at some point,

On Saturday, the Oregon football program suffered one of its worst losses in recent program history with a road defeat at the hands of the Oklahoma State Cowboys by a score of 39-31. The Ducks entered this game as bigger than 24-point favorites,

The Ducks look to bounce back from a 15-spot tumble in the AP poll, eyeing their coach's 50th career victory and protecting the nation's longest active nonconference home winning streak at 39 games against a winless Big Sky opponent.

Of particular worry during Saturday's game was the performance of returning quarterback Dante Moore, who gave up the opportunity to join the NFL for a final season with Oregon. He only recorded 191 passing yards, with a completion percentage of 48.28%. He did manage to throw two touchdown passes.