DeAndre Moore Jr.

Kansas State

Oct 31 (Sat)

12 p.m.

Photo by: Tony Harman

Photo by: CU ATHLETICS

Position:
Wide Receiver
Height:
6-0
Weight:
190
Class:
Fourth
Hometown:
Bellflower, Calif.
High School:
St. John Bosco
Prev School:
Texas

AT COLORADO

2026 (Fourth-Year): Has played in all six games, starting all six. Has 23 receptions for 312 yards and two touchdowns with a long of 66, which is second on the team; has one tackle. Preseason: Senior Bowl Top 300; Shriners Children’s 1000 watch list; third-team All-Big 12 (SIS), fourth-team (Athlon).

Game by Game:

at Georgia Tech (Sept. 3, W 14-13) (start): 4 catches for 37 yards.
vs. Weber State (Sept. 12, W 52-21) (start): 4 catches for 107 yards and 1 TD (long 66). First 100-yard game as a Buff; one of two CU 100-yard receivers in the game with Joseph Williams.
at Northwestern (Sept. 19, L 7-41) (start): 7 catches for 56 yards.
at Baylor (Sept. 26, L 13-23) (start): no receptions.
vs. Texas Tech (Oct. 3, L 7-29) (start): 3 catches for 42 yards; 1 tackle.
vs. Utah (Oct. 17, L 24-27) (start): 5 catches for 70 yards and 1 TD (long 48). Caught CU’s final touchdown, a 2-yarder with 1:21 left, after a 48-yard reception on the same drive.

AS A TRANSFER

Rated a four-star transfer prospect by 247Sports, which listed him as the No. 20 player in the portal and the No. 6 wide receiver as of Jan. 29, 2026. Enters Colorado as an undergraduate transfer in his final season of eligibility.

AT TEXAS (2023-25)

Played in 37 games with 18 starts over three seasons and caught 77 passes for 988 yards and 11 touchdowns.

2025 (Third-Year): Played in 11 games and had 38 receptions for 532 yards and four touchdowns, including three catches for 74 yards and three touchdowns against Arkansas.

2024 (Second-Year): Played in 16 games with nine starts and caught 39 passes for 456 yards and seven touchdowns. Had career highs of nine receptions and 114 yards with a touchdown against Georgia in the SEC Championship Game and two catches for 25 yards and a touchdown against Arizona State in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Peach Bowl.

2023 (First-Year): Appeared in nine games, debuting in the season opener against Rice.

RECRUIT RANKINGS

A four-star prospect. ESPN listed him as the No. 75 player nationally, the No. 13 wide receiver and the No. 7 player from California; On3 rated him a 92, the No. 226 player nationally, the No. 19 receiver and No. 14 in California; 247Sports rated him a 94, the No. 103 player nationally, the No. 19 receiver and No. 9 in California. The 247Sports Composite had him No. 121 nationally, the No. 19 receiver and No. 10 in California, and the Rivals Industry Ranking listed him No. 110 nationally and No. 9 in California.

AT ST. JOHN BOSCO HIGH SCHOOL

Played his senior season at St. John Bosco for head coach Jason Negro, earning All-America and all-league honors and selection to the 2023 All-American Bowl and Polynesian Bowl, and was a CalHiSports nominee for CIF Southern Section all-state honors despite missing part of the season with an injury. Helped the Braves to a 13-1 record, a 4-1 league mark, the CIF Open Division state championship and the 2022 MaxPreps national championship on an offense that averaged 42.3 points and scored 40 or more in 10 games, topped by 65 against Central Catholic; was on the MaxPreps preseason California all-state team and also played defensive back. As a junior at Los Alamitos in 2021, was the Sunset League All-Purpose Player of the Year with 33 receptions for 479 yards and eight touchdowns and 23 carries for 152 yards and three scores in 11 games, helping Los Alamitos to a 9-2 record, a 5-0 league title and the Southern Section Division 1 playoffs, where it lost to St. John Bosco. Attended Desert Pines in Las Vegas as a freshman and sophomore, helping the Jaguars to an 11-1 record, a 5-0 league title and the 4A state semifinals in 2019; his sophomore season was canceled by the pandemic.

PERSONAL

Has a twin sister, Denae.