Dylan Raiola leads Oregon Ducks in critical victory over USC Trojans
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Last updated Sep 27, 2026

On September 26, the Oregon Ducks secured a 41-27 victory against the USC Trojans, with former Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola stepping in after starter Dante Moore was injured in the second quarter. Raiola completed 19 of 25 passes for 289 yards and two touchdowns, demonstrating his capability in a crucial Big Ten road game. Moore was hospitalized for evaluation following a hit that resulted in a personal foul and ejection of USC defender Desman Stephens. Oregon will face Nebraska, Raiola's former team, on October 17, with uncertainty surrounding Moore's recovery time.
- •Dylan Raiola goes 19-of-25 for 289 yards and two touchdowns.
- •Dante Moore was injured and taken to a hospital for evaluation.
- •Desman Stephens was ejected for a personal foul on Moore.
- •Oregon Ducks improve their Big Ten record with this win.
- •Oregon is scheduled to play Nebraska on October 17.
- 11:03 AMYahoo Sports — Former Nebraska quarterback shines in victory over Big Ten team
"Former Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola helped his new team win a critical Big Ten road game on Saturday night.
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