Oregon Ducks discuss how the culture of the team is a strength
Oregon Ducks Offensive Lineman Iapani Laloulu discusses how the culture of the team is a strength. Laloulu talks about how they handle their tough losses in the post-season, and how they correct those things such as watching film.
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Where have you seen Dante step up this offseason going into his 2nd year as a starter?
Where have you, what have you seen from him so far this offseason?
He's been more vocal, uh, obviously that's one of the biggest things and just seeing when your QB is like vocal out there, like, you know, just calling the shots and making sure everybody's, um, upholding the standards is probably one of the biggest things.
So Dante's growing every single day, and I love that, man.
Right A lot has been made about the, you know, culture being a major strength for Oregon, um.
You guys over your years have been through some tough losses in the postseason.
How do you feel like those moments are going to strengthen that culture and allow for this year to be different?
Yeah, I mean, you say, you know, it's a loss, but for me and the guys who's been part of those, you know, those losses for me is just really a learning.
It's a lesson for me.
You just gotta learn and go back and watch films, see what we did wrong and what we did good and learn from that situation, you know, you're not gonna grow if you can't learn from those situations.
So just going back, going back, watching film.
And just gathering the guys, you know, like, hey, where, where did we fall short and what things probably played into that role, whether it was on the field or off the field, you know what I'm saying?
Like, people might not know, but off the field players are, uh, pretty big when it comes to the team.
Like you can't connect on the field if you're not doing off the field, anything off the field.
So just, you know, whatever it takes, you know.
