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I assume a Doctor of Neurology needs to clear him to play, and medical information will never be publicly released without the -players consent. Until then…..

16-13 Oregon wins 1 take away 1 sack 129 passing yards

I believe the chance he comes back next year is very low. He stayed only because he wanted to compete for the title. Seeing how unpredictable the team is year after year, he wouldn't want to chance it again

This is what I was thinking after he was out for two weeks and not playing last week. Perhaps he doesn't want to hurt his NFL stock by playing with a sub par O line.

Tale of the Tape for Oregon Ducks vs. Illinois Fighting IlliniOregon vs. Illinois position-by-position: Who has the edge? https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/10/22/oregon-football-illinois-fighting-illini-tale-of-the-tape/92367750007/

CBS Sports gives OBD a D- 🤬 I'd like to be able to say 'I'm surprised,' but... https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/big-ten-midseason-grades-ucla-penn-state/

Ducks win 27-13 2 -TO 4- Sacks 189 passing yards It will be another ugly game but if the offense has 2 good quarters, should ne enough. Go Ducks.

Oregon Practice Report: Competition, Confidence and a Defense Learning to Carry the WeightAs Oregon preps for Illinois, the QB competition continues, younger players take on larger roles, and a defense finding its identity provides a foundation for a team still searching for consistency.Oregon Practice Report: Competition, Confidence and a Def...As Oregon preps for Illinois, the QB competition continues, younger players take on larger roles, and a defense finding its identity provides a foundation for a team still searching for consistency.

34-13 Ducks 2 TO 5 Sacks 257 Pass

Early on in the recovery process for Dante Moore, Lanning seemed optimistic about the how soon we'd see him back on the field. No additional injuries, outside of the concussion, made it seem like a relatively straightforward process to get back into the starting line-up. But here we are, three days away from it being exactly a month since the USC game. Dan Lanning made a comment yesterday that was interesting. He seemed to either not know whether Moore was still in concussion protocol or was unwilling to answer. With the parity of teams in the top 25, the amount of backup QBs currently starting; could Lanning have encouraged Moore to sit the rest of the regular season and "run-it-back" next year? Could Moore have come to this decision on his own as well? I personally would lean towards seeing him this season; however, it wouldn't be unprecedented. I have attached the link with the statement below. https://athlonsports.com/college-football/oregon-ducks-announce-dante-moore-news-before-illinois-game

Oregon 21 Illini 13 2 2 178

Oregon 28-17 TOs=3 Sacks=3 Pass yds= 217

Ducks 31-10 2 2 222

OBD WINS! 31-13 3 T.O. 3 SKS 267 YDS PASS Time to put a "complete" game together. Time is running out to be consistent and become a "complete" team. LETS GO DUCKS!!!!!!! 🦆

24-3 Ducks 2 4 217

Oregon 24-7 1 3 189

We should be seeing more freshmen receivers along with more Dakorian Moore. Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning Explains How to Handle Oregon's Injuries on O...Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning has been open about the 2026 season's challenges and how they have forced him to grow, and struggles on the offensive side of the

I got a speeding ticket at about that age. Paid a fine and have been careful in the following 55 years. As far as I know the track coaches were never informed or interested.

It is that time of the week again to have fun with our game prediction contest! Guesses on other threads don't count--only those here, and only those entries completely filled out with the tiebreakers are valid entries. Let's have fun with it as we have so many years in the past... Let me know: --Which team wins: --Score: --How many turnovers created by Oregon? --How many sacks of the opponent by Oregon? --How many passing yards by Oregon? My prediction of Oregon vs. Illinois: Oregon 31-17 2 3 222 It is NOT on CBS, but on the Big-10 Network...

He has been at practice for the last 2 weeks but has limited reps and activity.

He has been at practice. Doing what we don't know. So he may be good-to-go as soon as he is medically cleared. Yes, "could". I doubt he will skip playing if cleared, unless it is for a lower tier non-playoff bowl (which nowadays are all non-playoff bowls) Also, draft positioning for maximum dollars is different than being drafted by a better fit if a player falls a bit.

I take that back, Alabama is a good two loss team.

Oh we know exactly how those 4-2 and 5-2 teams are doing. Although I am not impressed with UCLA, there isn't a single SEC team that has lost two games I am impressed with. I don't think any of them should be higher than 15.

Only two of these teams are ranked. Are there any other than Oregon which are close to being ranked? If we ever get Moore back, we should roll.