Brandee Barbee: Oregon trainer who helped Dante Moore after USC hit
OregonLive.com • • sports
Key Points:
- Oregon senior athletic trainer Brandee Barbee quickly stabilized quarterback Dante Moore’s head and neck after a severe hit during a game against USC, demonstrating swift and expert emergency response.
- Moore was diagnosed with a concussion but no further injuries after being transported to Los Angeles General Medical Center, thanks to Barbee’s immediate care and adherence to safety protocols.
- Barbee and the Oregon sports medicine team regularly practice emergency scenarios to prepare for serious injuries, ensuring readiness for critical moments during games and practices.
- Barbee, who joined Oregon’s football program in 2023 and previously worked with track and field, emphasizes professionalism and the importance of putting player health first in high-pressure situations.
- As a Black woman in a male-dominated field, Barbee values her role as a representative and hopes to inspire young girls, particularly Black girls, to pursue careers in athletic training.
