Five Oregon Ducks earn NYT All-Big Ten First Team honors; Dante Moore snubbed
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 5:17 PM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Five players from the Oregon Ducks football team were named to the New York Times All-Big Ten First Team as the 2026 season approaches. However, quarterback Dante Moore was excluded from the top spot, landing on the Second Team instead. Moore's absence was highlighted amidst Oregon's overall strong showing, which included the most players selected across various All-Conference segments. The Ducks lead the conference with 13 selections, surpassing Ohio State's 10. As the season nears, additional preseason accolades are expected to emerge leading up to Big Ten Media Days.
- •Oregon Ducks place five players on NYT All-Big Ten First Team.
- •Dante Moore is named Second-Team All-Big Ten Quarterback.
- •Oregon tops the conference with 13 All-Conference player selections.
- •Ohio State follows with 10 players recognized across all teams.
- •Upcoming Big Ten Media Days expected to reveal more preseason honors.
- 5:17 PMYahoo Sports — 5 Oregon Ducks named to NYT All-Big Ten 1st Team; Dante Moore snubbed
"A total of five Oregon Ducks were named to the New York Times All-Big Ten First Team, but QB Dante Moore was snubbed of the top spot.
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