Oregon Ducks Coach Dan Lanning discusses how last season is motivating the ducks for the coming season

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00:00Hi, Dan, Colton Bartholomew, Wisconsin State Journal.

00:07There's a school in this conference that's suing over player tampering.

00:10Do you think that that's something that needs to be cracked down even more on in college football?

00:14Yeah.

00:18Did I bring it all there?

00:20No, I mean, just like play the game the way it's supposed to be played, right?

00:23But there has to be consequences to actions.

00:25And if there aren't consequences, then there's going to continue to be issues like that.

00:30Andy Anders, 11 Warriors.

00:35I know you said last season obviously doesn't have a bearing on this season,

00:39but to what extent did the way last season ended motivate your team coming into this offseason

00:45and winter workouts and all that?

00:47Yeah, for me as a coach, I think every coach probably feels this way,

00:52but we always remember the losses over the wins.

00:53I think there's a lot you can learn from that.

00:55It doesn't take away from what we were able to accomplish, but we lost to a great team.

00:58Coach Day did an unbelievable job last year of having his team in position to have success there,

01:02and there's some things that I feel like I could have done better there at the end.

01:06I don't think we played our best football.

01:09That being said, we did go undefeated in the conference.

01:11We won the Big Ten Championship in our first year.

01:13So, like I said, double down.

01:15Focus on our process.

01:16What do we have to continue to improve?

01:18There's always learning lessons, but it doesn't necessarily impact the future.