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2026-09-29 18:32
USC radio broadcaster blasted for blaming Oregon QB Dante Moore after being knocked unconscious
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USC radio broadcaster blasted for blaming Oregon QB Dante Moore after being knocked unconscious
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- USA TodayLean left
USC radio call questions penalty on Dante Moore hit: 'Didn't look like targeting' USA Today
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The USC radio broadcast crew is taking some serious heat for its reaction to Dante Moore's scary head injury on Saturday.
Read at newsweek.com → - New York PostLean right
USC broadcaster Pete Arbogast is facing major backlash after blaming Oregon QB Dante Moore for a controversial targeting hit by Desman Stephens II.
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NewsweekCenter
USC Radio Crew Facing Serious Backlash for Reaction to Dante Moore Injury
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USC radio broadcaster blasted for blaming Oregon QB Dante Moore after being knocked unconscious
Read at nypost.com →USA TodayLean left
USC radio call questions penalty on Dante Moore hit: 'Didn't look like targeting' - USA Today
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NBC broadcaster apologies for insensitive remark towards Oregon’s Dante Moore
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