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USC player’s hit on Dante Moore sparks debate over college football conduct

During Oregon's 41-27 victory over USC, quarterback Dante Moore suffered a concussion following a sliding scramble that drew a targeting penalty and ejection for linebacker Desman Stephens II. The scary collision prompted a 15-minute delay as medical staff attended to Moore before he was transported by ambulance, though he was later confirmed to have movement in all extremities.

Backup Dylan Raiola stepped in under center, completing 19 of 25 passes for 289 yards and a pair of touchdowns to help the Ducks pull away with the final fourteen points. Evan Stewart and Dakorien Moore both hauled in scoring strikes from Raiola, while Jordon Davison also contributed to the late offensive surge that sealed the conference win.

Following the dangerous hit, players from both rosters engaged in a brief on-field skirmish that drew additional unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.

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