Raiola delivers Oregon win while Moore's medical outlook remains unsettled
Oregon's backup threw for 289 yards after Dante Moore left the USC game. The 41–27 victory did not provide a timetable for the injured starter's return.

Dylan Raiola's emergency appearance gave Oregon a winning response after starting quarterback Dante Moore was taken to hospital during Saturday's 41–27 victory at USC. The Ducks were trailing 7–3 when Moore left in the second quarter, and Raiola threw a touchdown to Evan Stewart two plays later.
The Nebraska transfer completed 19 of 25 passes for 289 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. His second scoring pass, a 29-yard connection with Dakorien Moore, broke a 27–27 tie in the fourth quarter. Oregon added another touchdown to finish the game with 14 unanswered points.
The result and Dante Moore's health remain separate matters. Oregon's account said coach Dan Lanning reported movement after the quarterback was taken away on a stretcher, but withheld more details pending evaluation. It did not establish a recovery timetable.
Oregon moved to 3–1 and entered a bye week. Raiola's performance secured a road win; it did not settle who would start for the Ducks' next scheduled game.
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