You hear the sirens. You know what that means. It's an emergency edition of Andy and Arion 3 presented by BetMGM. Dante Moore. The Oregon quarterback is returning for the 2020s season. He just announced it on SportsCenter and it kind of, kind of a little did a little head

fake. Sounded like he was going to go pro. And he's like, of course I'm coming back for 2026. And I am

sure they are very, very happy in Eugene. And Dante Moore probably very happy because he is not going to be a New York jet,

at least not for another year. The Jets probably picking a quarterback this year. And if he stays out

of this draft, he probably doesn't have to play for them and have him, have them ruin his career.

So that's probably great news, but even bigger news for Oregon.

And I wonder, did we kind of get tipped off about this?

So if you read Chris Lowe's incredible story on Ty Simpson, he talked to Ty Simpson for

on three on Tuesday, and Ty Simpson, the former Alabama quarterback,

was going over the offers that he'd gotten to not enter the draft to come back to school

and play another year in college, but not at Alabama. Conspicuous by its absence was Oregon.

He said Miami offered him. He said Tennessee was recruiting him hard. But the thought was

if Oregon was going to lose Dante Moore, that Ty Simpson would be somebody they'd probably

try to convince to not go into the draft. Well, it turns out maybe they knew they were getting

Dante Moore back.

And this is another thing that we talked about this a little bit when that news broke on Monday. But Dylan Riola, the former Nebraska quarterback, agreeing to go to Oregon, committing to Oregon.

Before that happened, the way that was couched was if he does this, it's probably

to back up Dante Moore in much the same way that Dante Moore decided when he went to Oregon

from UCLA that he was fine backing up Dylan Gabriel for a year. It was a very unusual choice at the time

because, you know,

one, Dante Moore had flipped from Oregon to UCLA there at the end of his recruitment.

And the thought was he did that because there was more playing time immediately available

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