In a recent press conference, Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning delivered a direct message to teams dissatisfied with their position in the College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings, stating simply, ‘just win.’ This comment comes in the wake of various programs expressing their frustration regarding the CFP selection process. Lanning emphasized that success on the field is the only solution for teams looking to secure a spot in the playoffs. He reinforced his stance during an interview on 750 The Game, stating that while he understands the disappointment felt by certain teams, he remains focused on the performance of his own squad. ‘If you’re upset about the rankings, take it out on the field,’ Lanning remarked, asserting that complaints will not alter the standings. His comments have sparked conversations about the competitive nature of college football and the impact of the CFP on teams’ futures. Lanning has guided Oregon to a strong season, highlighting the importance of execution and discipline as they prepare for their upcoming matches. With the Ducks currently positioned to potentially make a run for the CFP, Lanning’s candid approach serves to motivate his team while challenging others to elevate their game.
Oregon’s Dan Lanning Issues Blunt Message to Teams Complaining About CFP Rankings: ‘Just Win’
