Oregon has relieved Drew Mehringer of his duties as offensive coordinator. The decision follows a decline in scoring and a fall from the top of the standings. Multiple reports indicate Mehringer's position has been terminated, with sources noting the team's struggles have made his role untenable. The move comes amid broader discussions about the team's achievements and future strategies.
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