A scary scene unfolded during Oregon’s Week 4 game against USC, involving their star quarterback Dante Moore.Moore, who is expected to lead a ‘loaded’ 2027 QB class alongside Arch Manning, suffered a scary injury at the end of the first quarter.Dante Moore suffered a scary injury in the Ducks – USC gameGettyMoore scrambled out of the pocket and as he went down sliding, USC linebacker Desman Stephens II came in and hit the quarterback.Moore’s head slammed into the ground and it left him not moving for an extended period of time.The late hit also caused a fight between the teams, and Stephens was later ejected for targeting.Moore’s teammates huddled around him, as the quarterback was eventually carted off the field wearing a neck brace.“It was a disgusting play,” Oregon head coach Dan Lanning said after the game. “The energy changed. A lot of guys on the sideline, they were emotional in that moment, including myself.”Moore was taken to Los Angeles General County Hospital, and a team spokesperson told ESPN he had movement in all his extremities.“He’s in recovery, so I’m not going to speak too soon. But he is moving,” Lanning added.“He has the ability to move. So we continue to assess him.”The Ducks desperately needed the win to keep their College Football Playoff dreams alive, and got an excellent performance from an unlikely hero.Stephens was ejected from the game after it was determined the hit was targetingGettyMoore was taken by ambulance to Los Angeles General County HospitalGettyDylan Raiola leads Ducks to emotional winQuarterback Dylan Raiola transferred from Nebraska to Oregon in the offseason, with eyes on becoming their starter in 2027.With Nebraska, Raiola had accumulated 4,943 yards and 34 touchdowns to 17 interceptions. Oregon should feel better about their future plans once Moore ventures into the NFL, as Raiola guided them to a famous win.Nebraska completed 19 of 25 passes for 289 yards and two touchdowns, including the game winner from 29 yards out to Dakorien Moore in the fourth quarter as Oregon won 41-27.“For my brother, 5, seeing him like that, it shook the whole team,” Raiola said. “But at the same time, we knew that that was our brother and we were going to fight for him. Junior transfer Raiola guided Oregon to a 41-27 win over USCGetty“Just want to say to 5, we love you, brother and get better, and we’ll hold it down for you.”Join talkSPORT’s dedicated US Sports YouTube channel every Tuesday and Thursday for our brand new NFL shows. On Tuesdays Will Gavin and US senior reporter Brian T Smith will debate the biggest talking points from the NFL weekend, while on Thursdays Efe Obada joins the crew to talk with players past and present and break down what to look for across the league