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REPORT: Oregon Quarterback Dante Moore Suffers Concussion After Hit During USC Game

  • On Saturday night, Oregon quarterback Dante Moore sustained a concussion following a late hit by USC linebacker Desman Stephens II during the Ducks' 41-27 victory at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
  • The injury occurred in the second quarter when Moore scrambled for an 11-yard gain and began to slide; Stephens delivered a shoulder hit to the quarterback's head, drawing a targeting penalty and ejection.
  • Backup quarterback Dylan Raiola replaced Moore, passing for 289 yards and two touchdowns to secure the win. Oregon head coach Dan Lanning confirmed on Sunday that Moore suffered a concussion but avoided further injuries.
  • USC suspended Stephens for the upcoming game against Washington, while head coach Lincoln Riley called the linebacker's actions "unacceptable." Stephens issued a statement Sunday expressing regret for the hit and his reaction on the field.
  • Moore is expected to return this season but currently has no set timetable while entering concussion protocol. Oregon is idle this week before hosting the undefeated UCLA Bruins at Autzen Stadium on October 10.
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