NBC broadcaster apologizes for insensitive remark towards Oregon’s Dante Moore
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A day after Chris Simms had a controversial take and was heavily criticized when he suggested Oregon quarterback Dante Moore slid too late, he’s now having second thoughts.
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What happened
A day after Chris Simms had a controversial take and was heavily criticized when he suggested Oregon quarterback Dante Moore slid too late, he’s now having second thoughts.
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