Oregon Ducks QB Dante Moore Plans to Commit to the Tennessee Volunteers
Dante Moore stood at the edge of Autzen Stadium, the cool Oregon mist clinging to his jacket. The green and yellow lights shimmered across the empty field—a place that had once promised so much.
He had come to Eugene with a dream, a golden arm, and a five-star pedigree. For two seasons, Moore dazzled fans with pinpoint throws and fourth-quarter comebacks, but as coaching shifts and offensive struggles took root, he found himself staring into the eyes of uncertainty. The Ducks were rebuilding, but Dante was ready to win now.
News had leaked a few days earlier—Tennessee was calling.
And they were offering more than just an NIL package. They were offering a scheme built for his skillset, a coach who trusted his instincts, and a stadium that roared with 100,000 voices under orange skies. Neyland wasn’t just a field; it was a proving ground.
Dante took a deep breath, his phone already buzzing in his pocket with texts from teammates, reporters, and even Oregon alums. He silenced them all, then opened the notes app. A simple message.
“After much thought and prayer, I’ve decided to enter the transfer portal and commit to the University of Tennessee. Thank you, Oregon, for everything. Vol Nation—let’s work.”
He hit “post.”
In Knoxville, fireworks would soon light up the night. A new era was beginning.
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