Amid the College Football Playoff, a former Boise State coach claims members of Oregon's football staff were caught tampering with a player.

The Oregon Ducks have been accused of tampering by Boise State offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter. Earlier this week, Koetter joined an Idaho Sports Talk Show w

Recently, UConn head coach Jim Mora called out Washington State for tampering, and now it is former Boise State offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter. In an interview on " Prater and the Ballgame" on 95.3 FM KTIK, Koetter revealed that the Oregon Ducks had called one Boise State defensive player just after the Broncos' Fiesta Bowl loss to Penn State .

Outgoing Boise State offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter is not a fan of what Oregon and many others are doing in college football. The Ducks’ undefeated season ended in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day when they lost 41-21 to Ohio State,

An outgoing college football coach accused Oregon of tampering. Dirk Koetter, who worked as Oregon's offensive coordinator in 1996 and 1997, is retiring after serving the same role at Boise State this season.

Koetter claims that Dan Lanning and the Ducks offered on of their best defensive players a $700,000 payday to transfer to Oregon after the season. Of course, Koetter didn't name any players individually, but the accusation still stands, and should be taken seriously.