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Oregon coach Dan Lanning: ‘They’re fighting for clicks, we’re fighting for wins.’

Dan Lanning Oregon (Organization) Colorado (Organization)

Oregon coach Dan Lanning tried to fire up his team for its game with Colorado with a pre-game speech.

The Ducks’ coach hit it big time with: “They’re fighting for clicks, we’re fighting for wins.”

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning didn’t hold back in his pregame speech against Colorado 👀

“They’re fighting for clicks, we’re fighting for wins.” pic.twitter.com/imo4OHA4fA

— ESPN (@espn) September 23, 2023

His players got the messages as Oregon was crushing Deion Sanders and Colorado in the first half, 28-0.

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