An ugly scene unfolded in the second quarter at the LA Memorial Coliseum as Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore left the game against the USC Trojans.
Moore scrambled for a first down before USC defender Desman Stephens laid a massive hit on the quarterback, who was already on the ground after sliding. A 15-yard penalty was issued, and Stephens was ejected, but the obvious concern surrounded Oregon’s star passer.
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Moore was placed on a stretcher and left the field on a cart. The entire Oregon sideline exploded onto the field, and there was noticeable animosity between the Ducks and Trojans. As Moore left the field, his arms were seen moving on the broadcast while his entire team gathered around him.
Dylan Raiola will enter the game as the backup quarterback for the Ducks, who are driving to attempt to retake the lead. Raiola was a perfect 11-for-11 last week against Portland State and tossed three touchdowns.
This story will be updated when more information on Moore’s condition is announced.
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