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UO offers update on QB Dante Moore after Saturday injury

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning, right, stands by as Oregon quarterback Dante Moore is attended to on the field.
Mark J. Terrill
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AP
Oregon head coach Dan Lanning, right, stands by as Oregon quarterback Dante Moore is attended to following a hard tackle by Southern California linebacker Desman Stephens II during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026, in Los Angeles.

University of Oregon starting quarterback Dante Moore has a concussion but escaped more serious injury after an illegal hit that knocked him out of Saturday’s 41-27 win over the University of Southern California.

Ducks Coach Dan Lanning offered an update Sunday on Moore’s condition, noting that examinations found no injuries outside of the concussion.

Lanning also said that a decision on Moore’s return would be made with an abundance of caution.

The USC player who caused the injury, Desman Stephens II, was ejected from the game but remained on the sidelines. Stephens was suspended for one game by USC Sunday for the hit and his celebration afterward.

The Ducks have a bye this week, and return to action at home against UCLA on Oct. 10.

“I’ll be back soon," Moore wrote on social media Monday. "Go Ducks!”