Dante Moore, the quarterback for the Oregon Ducks, spoke about the hit that resulted in him being taken off the field in an ambulance due to a concussion. The hit was made by University of Southern California linebacker Desman Stephens II, which left Moore on the ground for an extended period before he was transported to a hospital. In an Instagram post two days later, Moore stated that he has made progress since the incident, expressing gratitude to his team and community for their support. He quoted a biblical verse, Jeremiah 29:11, and assured fans that he would return soon. Oregon head coach Dan Lanning confirmed on Sunday that Moore suffered a concussion but that MRI and CT scans showed no additional injuries. There is currently no timeline for Moore's return this season. Lanning emphasized the importance of player safety, stating that they will proceed with caution regarding Moore's recovery. He mentioned the need to protect players from themselves and highlighted the readiness of other team members to step in as needed.
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Oregon QB Dante Moore comments on head injury after game
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore addressed the head injury he sustained during a game against USC, which resulted in a concussion. He expressed gratitude for the support he received and confirmed that he is making progress in his recovery. Coach Dan Lanning stated that Moore's scans showed no additional injuries, but there is no timeline for his return.
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Oregon QB Dante Moore breaks silence after controversial hit to the head
Oregon QB Dante Moore comments on head injury after game