US EditionAs CFP plods along, transfers and coaching moves don't wait. Oregon's Dan Lanning wants change
- On Wednesday at the Orange Bowl news conference, Oregon coach Dan Lanning said he wants the college football season to end on Jan. 1 to fix the calendar and shorten long byes before the College Football Playoff.
- Coaching moves and player movement have created pressure because multiple coordinators juggle postseason duties while hired away, and the transfer portal opens Jan. 2, increasing overlap for staffs and players.
- To address the timing, Lanning proposed starting in Week 0 or eliminating first-round byes so the season concludes January 1, with every College Football Playoff game played on December weekends.
- On the impact, Lanning pointed to all four teams with first-round byes last year losing in the quarterfinals, while playing James Madison last week helped Oregon stay in rhythm despite a 51-34 win.
- In the wider context, scheduling collides with The NFL's added Saturday games and broadcaster incentives, while Lanning said Saturdays in December should be 'sacred' for college football and others propose similar plans.
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The Oregon Ducks and Texas Tech Red Raiders came together to support a Miami-based urban gardening initiative before they face off against each other in the Orange Bowl. Volunteers from both teams, cheerleaders and their mascots came together to assist the Green Haven Project with some gardening near 1160 Northwest Second Avenue as part of the Orange Bowl community service project. It’s one of several Orange Bowl community service activities tak…
Texas Tech head coach has high praise for Oregon ahead of Orange Bowl
Oregon and Texas Tech head coaches Dan Lanning and Joey McGuire praised each other ahead of their New Year's Day matchup in the Orange Bowl, with both teams having strong seasons and Oregon hoping to build on their experience from the past two Jan. 1 bowl games.
Oregon's Dan Lanning's Stern Message on Taking Saturdays Back from the NFL
Oregon head football coach Dan Lanning is not quite old enough to tell anyone to get off his lawn, but he's old enough to tell the NFL to get out of college football's designated day. The post Oregon’s Dan Lanning’s Stern Message on Taking Saturdays Back from the NFL appeared first on Breitbart.
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