Oregon Dismisses Offensive Coordinator Mehringer

Oregon has dismissed its offensive coordinator, Drew Mehringer, after a poor start to the season. The move comes less than a year after Mehringer was promoted to the role. The Ducks have lost three games this season, and are unranked in the AP poll. The team began the season ranked second in the preseason poll.

Mehringer's dismissal comes after a disappointing 3-3 start to the season. The Ducks have struggled on offense, scoring 16.3 points per game, which ranks 113th in the nation. The team's offense has been inconsistent, with several games featuring poor performances.

Oregon's struggles have been attributed to a lack of offensive production. The Ducks have failed to score more than 20 points in a game this season. The team's offense has been plagued by turnovers, with 13 turnovers in the last three games. The Ducks have also struggled to move the ball on the ground, averaging just 104.7 rushing yards per game, which ranks 112th in the nation.

Oregon's head coach, Dan Lanning, has stated that the decision to dismiss Mehringer was made in the best interest of the team. Lanning has not yet announced a replacement for Mehringer. The Ducks will face off against Washington this weekend, with the team looking to improve its record and climb back into the rankings.