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The Players Talk About the Hit

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Oregon football: Ducks react to Dante Moore's injury impact vs. USC

On a sc podcast, one of the podcasters was on the sideline and talked about his distrain for the players and coaches re actions or lack thereof. Also, that he heard a player say 15 yards for taking out a QB was worth it.

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Now that we know the player in question was flipping double birds, immediately afterwards...

He should've been kicked off their team. I can't remember a more classless reaction to injuring someone, EVER.

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I saw Stephen A's comments on his program. He wasn't pulling any punches, that is for sure.

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USC radio broadcast ripped for 'embarrassing' call of Desmond Stephens II hit on Dante Moore

With Moore now in concussion protocol from a scary hit he took on a targeting call, and linebacker Desman Stephens II being suspended by USC for the hit and his reaction afterward, there has been plenty of controversy surrounding the situation.

In yet another aspect of the Stephens-Moore hit, college football fans have been critical of USC's radio broadcast team for how they framed the targeting call in real time when it happened.

Here's a look at the viral clip from USC's radio broadcast and how fans have reacted.

USC radio broadcast ripped for call of hit on Dante Moore

After its games, Oregon posts a weekly YouTube montage showing moments from around the stadium. And after the Ducks' win over USC, an episode titled "For Your Brother" was released, which includes the moments after Moore was hit by Stephens and carted off the field. One of the clips included was from USC's radio broadcast.

Yeah sure 🙄
After watching the replay, Arbogast — who has called Trojans games for nearly four decades — stuck by his words, saying he didn't think it looked like targeting. Analyst Shaun Cody, meanwhile, gave a look to the camera in the booth that indicated he did think it was targeting.

When the clip of the radio call made its way to social media on Monday night and Tuesday morning, fans were critical of Arbogast for appealing too much to the Trojans crowd, misrepresenting the hit.

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USC radio broadcast ripped for 'embarrassing' call of Des...

Footage of the Trojans' radio call from Moore's injury went viral as fans criticized the broadcasters for how they framed the hit.

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