Dante Moore wont quit on Oregon, but concussion will keep star QB out of games moving forward for Ducks

It was during the September 28th game against USC when Oregon's season took a turn, when Moore sustained a concussion after taking a shot to the head by linebacker Desman Stephens as the quarterback was attempting to slide on a run.LINCOLN RILEY'S USC TENURE COULD END WITH LOSS AGAINST OHIO STATE'S BACKUP QUARTERBACK, WITH $70 MILLION BUYOUT LOOMINGThis page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.

This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.Over the past few weeks, Moore had returned to practice for Oregon, participating with the team on a daily basis.But, in terms of returning to the field in an uncontrolled environment, Dan Lanning mentioned that he can not be cleared by the Ducks medical team for a return to live action."Really got clarity for us over the past week.

I think if it was up to Dante in any shape or way, he would want to be out there playing for the guys," Lanning said on Monday."But unfortunately, it's not really up to Dante, and it's not really up to me.

We can control the settting of practice where he's able to do things for us, where that's not always the case in a game."You know, we said before that this is a serious deal that he'll 100% be able to make a full recovery from.That has not changed, I definitely feel that way.

But for him to be out there on the field for us right now, that's not going to happen."MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS: ARCH MANNING LIKES THE DISRESPECT, BIG 12'S DISASTER AND A CFP RACE IN DISARRAYOregon quarterback Dante Moore looks to pass during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Boise State on Sept.5, 2026, in Eugene, Oregon.

(AP Photo/Lydia Ely)Up until the concussion sustained against USC, Moore had thrown for 925 yards and nine touchdowns, with zero interceptions.And, for those that think this was a decision Dante Moore made in relation to Oregon currently having three losses an...