Lanning decries ‘disgusting’ late hit that sends Oregon QB Dante Moore to hospital
Dante Moore takes a late hit during Oregon’s win over USC. Photograph: Javier Rojas/PI/ZUMA Press Wire/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenDante Moore takes a late hit during Oregon’s win over USC. He was able to move his fingers and feet and rotate his arms, and was taken to Los Angeles General Medical Center, according to the NBC broadcast.
- ▪Dante Moore takes a late hit during Oregon’s win over USC.
- ▪Photograph: Javier Rojas/PI/ZUMA Press Wire/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenDante Moore takes a late hit during Oregon’s win over USC.
- ▪He was able to move his fingers and feet and rotate his arms, and was taken to Los Angeles General Medical Center, according to the NBC broadcast.
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Dante Moore takes a late hit during Oregon’s win over USC. Photograph: Javier Rojas/PI/ZUMA Press Wire/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenDante Moore takes a late hit during Oregon’s win over USC. Photograph: Javier Rojas/PI/ZUMA Press Wire/ShutterstockCollege footballLanning decries ‘disgusting’ late hit that sends Oregon QB Dante Moore to hospitalSenior able to move limbs but taken to hospitalUSC linebacker Desman Stephens II ejected for playGuardian sport and agenciesSun 27 Sep 2026 08.06 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleOregon head coach Dan Lanning has decried a “disgusting play” that left his starting quarterback, Dante Moore, in hospital during the Ducks’ 41-27 win over USC.Moore was carted off the field after a late hit by Trojans linebacker Desman Stephens II in the first…
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