Dante Moore gets injury update after leaving game in ambulance
The Oregon Ducks pulled off a massive win over the USC Trojans on Saturday night, but one of the biggest stories from the game was the health of star quarterback Dante Moore, who left the game in an ambulance during the second quarter. Moore was knocked out of the game midway through the second quarter…
On Saturday night, Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore was forced to leave the game in an ambulance after suffering an apparent injury during a tackle by USC Trojans linebacker Desman Stephens. The incident occurred midway through the second quarter as Moore was sliding to end a first-down run. Following the hit, Moore exhibited a fencing stance, a sign that he may have lost consciousness, prompting immediate medical attention from both sidelines.
Moore was taken to Los Angeles General Medical Center, where he was able to move his extremities as he was transported. Despite the severity of the situation, Oregon head coach Dan Lanning provided a glimmer of hope for Moore's recovery, stating that he was moving and had the ability to move. Lanning also condemned the hit and the celebratory response from Stephens, emphasizing that such actions are not reflective of Oregon players.
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