Contract extensions are common in college football to retain successful coaches and provide stability to programs. These extensions often include pay raises and updated terms. Dan Lanning's extension reflects Oregon's commitment to his leadership and the program's future. - Dan Lanning, the head football coach at the University of Oregon, has agreed to a six-year contract extension that will keep him with the Ducks through the 2030 season. - The amended contract will increase Lanning's annual salary by $2 million, bringing it to approximately $11 million per year. - This new salary places Lanning among the top five highest-paid college football coaches in the nation. - The Oregon board must approve the six-year deal when it meets Friday. - Lanning's buyout will remain $20 million.