Oregon quarterback Dante Moore suffered a concussion during the Ducks’ 41-27 win over USC on September 26. Moore took a hard hit in the second half of the game. He left the field and did not return. Scans later showed no serious damage. His MRI and CT results came back clean. The hit drew national attention in college football. The defender was ejected from the game and later suspended. Oregon coach Dan Lanning called it a ‘street fight’. USC coach Lincoln Riley said he was disappointed by the play. TV analyst Kirk Herbstreit defended Moore. He said the quarterback did nothing wrong on the play. Moore is one of college football’s top young quarterbacks. His health is key to Oregon’s playoff hopes. The Ducks remain unbeaten this season. Team doctors will follow concussion protocols. Moore’s return date is not yet known. Oregon’s next game is a must-win for its playoff seeding, adding to the focus on Moore’s recovery.