It’s flip season in college football, and with high-profile quarterbacks switching commitments for better NIL deals and clearer paths to starting roles, Oregon fans breathed a sigh of relief when 5-star 2025 wide receiver Dakorien Moore confirmed he would stick with the Ducks and sign on December 4th.
His commitment comes at a crucial time, especially after the loss of dynamic receiver Tez Johnson to a shoulder injury early in Oregon’s November 2nd game against Michigan.
Without Johnson, the Ducks’ offense has struggled to generate explosive plays, relying more on Jordan James for tough yardage and facing difficulty converting third downs. Like Johnson, Moore is a game-changer an electrifying playmaker who can score from anywhere on the field.
The 5-11, 182-pound wideout is a standout in Texas High School football, playing for powerhouse Duncanville, which has won the last two 6A State championships. With his ability to make defenders miss, impressive route-running, and 10.4 100-meter speed, Moore is a rare talent who can instantly transform an offense.
What’s even more impressive about Moore is his work ethic and commitment to developing his game, constantly refining his route running, footwork, and agility.
His unique combination of speed, hands, playmaking ability, and body control positions him as a freshman who could make an immediate impact in college football, much like Ryan Williams at Alabama or Jeremiah Smith at Ohio State.
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