Oregon HC Dan Lanning says that he wants to remain with school

Dan Lanning has the Oregon Ducks back in the championship hunt, and he's considered one of the best head coaches in college football.

It should be no surprise, then, to hear Lanning's name come up with several big-time head-coaching opportunities opening up. Oregon is a big-time program, too, but it's not often you get the opportunity to potentially coach at Florida, LSU or Penn State.

One would think those destinations could be appealing to a young coach like Lanning, 39, who is also known as an elite recruiter. Perhaps he could use his star power to absolutely clean up on the recruiting trail at an SEC school, and at Penn State, he'd have a chance to be in charge of a historic Big Ten brand that's even bigger than Oregon's.

With all that said, Oregon's head coach recently appeared on "The Rich Eisen Show" and said he has no intention of leaving the Ducks.

What's his interest level in leaving Eugene?

“It’s zero. Yeah, I’m not leaving Oregon,” Lanning said (h/t On3). “As long as I win, that’s what I always tell my kids. If your dad wins, we’ll be at Oregon. So I’ve got to win. That’s how it changes.”