Oregon Ducks discuss Quarterback Dante Moore's season ending injury

Can I get your emotions and feelings about Dante being down and maybe reveal maybe what he said to you guys? Yeah. Of course, that's something that's very heartbreaking, being that he was the first guy to even speak to me when I first got here. We got the same last name, give us even more connection. So just that bond that we have in general, I feel for him. So very heartbreaking to hear, but at the same time, we've kind of been getting used to other quarterbacks playing. So in terms of, like, football plays and stuff like that, like, we just got to, you know, rock out with, you know, what we've been doing. You know, so we're already used to it, but I feel for him deeply. Right here, Eric. There's been a lot of change this week, obviously, Drew, no longer the play caller. Can you also maybe offer your reaction to that news and then Jake taking over? Yeah, of course, being on the media, you see all of this about people pointing fingers and stuff like that. Of course, that was one of the things that people have been saying. And then for it to actually happen was kind of crazy. But at the end of the day, it's a business decision. You see people get cut and stuff like that all around the world. So I was kind of surprised, being that we felt like he was a good OC. He was a good contributor to this team. So very surprising, but it's a next man up mentality. You're on the right, Chris. Staying with that. But what sort of changes, if any, do you expect with this new play caller? I really have no expectations except for, I mean, having a better offense now. Because, I mean, every decision is not to go backwards. You know, everything we do is to move forward. So with the new change that we got, we're expected to get new plays in and get more yards, get more touchdowns, and get more wins.