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Oregon's Decision on Dante Moore for UCLA Game Opens Can of Worms

Oregon’s Week 6 matchup against UCLA has taken an unexpected turn with the Ducks’ star quarterback, Dante Moore, ruled out of the game due to a lingering concussion suffered two weeks ago in a collision with USC. The injury, which has raised concerns about Moore’s durability, forces Oregon to rely on backup Dylan Raiola, who has stepped up in practice and earned praise from head coach Dan Lanning for his poised leadership.

With Moore sidelined, UCLA will look to exploit Oregon’s quarterback depth, having already prepared defensive schemes targeting both Moore and Raiola, who have combined for an interception-free season thus far. The Ducks enter the game ranked No.

13, facing a top-25 UCLA squad in a high-stakes Pac-12 showdown set for Eugene, where Oregon’s ability to maintain offensive consistency without Moore will be put to the test.

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