What Dan Lanning said after No. 1 Oregon football beats Maryland

EUGENE — No. 1 Oregon beat Maryland 39-18 on Saturday at Autzen Stadium.

Dan Lanning recapped the win for the Ducks (10-0, 7-0 Big Ten), who travel to Wisconsin next week.

Below are initial live updates from Lanning's postgame press conference. A full transcript will follow.

No. 1 Oregon (10-0, 7-0 Big Ten) at Wisconsin (5-4, 3-3)

When: Saturday, Nov. 16

Time:

Where: Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, Wisc.

TV channel: Big Ten Network

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DAN LANNING

- Carried 2-point run by Josh Conerly Jr. for a few weeks.

- "I think we can play a whole lot better."

- On Jordan Burch: "I think he's fine, just tweaked his ankle a little bit. Had some game-changing plays in this game."

- Didn't play clean, not sure why so many penalties

- On OL play with Dave Iuli and Kawika Rogers: Will have to evaluate. Didn't play well enough as a team but doesn't think it's on the OL.

- On TD pass to Gernorris Wilson: Liked it heading into the game

- On fake punt: "Play to win. We were playing to go win." Didn't want to stall again in the third.

- On punt return: Don't want to see the muffed punt happen with Evan Stewart. Gary Bryant Jr. came in and was sure-handed.

- "Maybe a lack of focus" tonight

- Felt they could create explosive passes, didn't happen.

- Containing Maryland's WRs was good but could have been better

- Turnovers come in bunches

- Jordan James "could have gone back in" but they were being conscientious about his health. Unclear as to what was at issue.