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Quarterback Dante Moore returned to practice with No. 13 Oregon this week but he remains in the concussion protocol and won't play on Saturday when the Ducks host UCLA.
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Moore suffered a concussion after an illegal hit by a USC player.
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Oregon quarterback Dante Moore left the Coliseum field in an ambulance and wearing a neck brace after the Heisman Trophy candidate was hit roughly by Southern California linebacker Desman Stephens during a slide in the second quarter. Stephens’ hit resulted in his ejection and sparked a melee on the field while Moore was receiving immediate medical attention. The Ducks quarterback is an expected high pick in the next NFL draft. Oregon beat USC 41-27, and the Ducks were thrilled about an important win while also concerned about Moore and furious at Stephens.
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No. 20 Oregon visits No. 12 USC in a crucial Big Ten clash. The Ducks aim to protect their playoff hopes, while the unbeaten Trojans seek to establish themselves as national contenders.
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Dante Moore threw four touchdowns as No. 21 Oregon rebounded from an Oklahoma State loss with an 84-0 win over Portland State, marking the largest margin of victory in Autzen Stadium history.
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No. 21 Oregon hosts Portland State on Friday night at Autzen, while Oregon State welcomes undefeated Montana to Corvallis on Saturday.
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Following a 39-31 loss to Oklahoma State, Oregon Ducks players held a meeting to regroup before playing Portland State and entering Big Ten play.
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No. 6 Oregon faces Oklahoma State as coaches Dan Lanning and Eric Morris look to bounce back from lackluster season openers. Quarterback Dante Moore leads the Ducks in Stillwater.
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Boise State players joined Oregon's "Shout" tradition during a tied game, sparking motivation for the Ducks to secure a fourth-quarter victory at Autzen Stadium.
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Moore throws for 3 TDs and No. 2 Oregon overcomes a slow start to beat Boise State 34-27
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No. 2 Oregon plays Boise State with Dante Moore under center, while Oregon State faces Houston under new head coach JaMarcus Shephard as a revamped Pac-12 era begins.
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No. 2 Oregon football and coach Dan Lanning are using the Harada Method—a goal-setting tool used by Shohei Ohtani—to target a national title.