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Dante Moore injury: Oregon QB takes scary hit to head, carted off field, put in ambulance

Oregon QB Dante Moore carted off field after vicious hit to the head

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  • Primary Driver: Oregon QB Dante Moore carted off field after vicious hit to the head
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Dante Moore, the Oregon Ducks quarterback, took a hit to the head in a game against USC. He was carted off the field and put in an ambulance.

USA Today describes the hit as 'ugly' and notes that the reaction of Desman Stephens, the player who made the hit, drew criticism. USA Today and ESPN report that Moore was transported to the hospital, with USA Today stating that the hit was 'scary'.

The current status of Moore's injury is not yet clear.

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What happened to Dante Moore?

Dante Moore, the Oregon Ducks quarterback, took a hit to the head in a game against USC and was carted off the field and put in an ambulance.

Is Desman Stephens facing criticism?

Yes, Desman Stephens, the player who made the hit, drew criticism for his reaction.

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