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2026-09-29 21:47
Oregon QB Dante Moore Breaks Silence With First Statement Since Scary Injury
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Oregon QB Dante Moore breaks silence after controversial hit to the head
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Dante Moore injury update: Oregon QB suffers concussion, no additional injuries USA Today
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New video shows Oregon head coach Dan Lanning's message to the Ducks after the late hit that injured quarterback Dante Moore.
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Dante Moore addressed the controversial hit that led to him being taken off the field in an ambulance and left him with a concussion. University of Southern California linebacker Desman Stephens II made a vicious hit to the head on the Ducks QB, leaving Moore on the ground for a lengthy period of…
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New Video Shows Dan Lanning's Message to Oregon After Dante Moore Injury
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Oregon QB Dante Moore breaks silence after controversial hit to the head
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Oregon QB Dante Moore Breaks Silence With First Statement Since Scary Injury
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Dante Moore injury update: Oregon QB suffers concussion, no additional injuries - USA Today
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