In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday, we break down Oregon’s overtime win over Penn State, a game that showcased just how far apart the two quarterbacks really were. Dante Moore looked calm, confident, and in total command — throwing for 248 yards and three touchdowns without a pick, while showing the poise of a veteran in one of the toughest environments in college football. In contrast, Drew Aller struggled for most of the night, making critical mistakes and throwing the game-ending interception in overtime.We discuss how Oregon’s balance, discipline, and defensive toughness gave them the edge, but the story was Moore. His ability to stay stone-cold under pressure — never too high, never too low — stood out in a game filled with chaos, noise, and momentum swings. NFL scouts will see a redshirt sophomore who already looks like a future first-round pick, and the Ducks look like legitimate playoff contenders with him leading the offense.Penn State still has everything in front of them, but the narrative feels familiar: when it comes to top-10 matchups, they come up short. Meanwhile, Oregon has its quarterback of the future, and Dante Moore just proved it on the national stage.

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