Summary
Deandre Moore Jr., a Texas Longhorns wide receiver, announced he will transfer to play for Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes before the 2026 football season. Moore's teammate Xavier Worthy, who now plays for the Kansas City Chiefs, reacted positively to the news on social media. Moore is one of two wide receivers to leave Texas this offseason, but the team has added new talent in the form of Auburn transfer Cam Coleman.
Key Facts
- Deandre Moore Jr. decided to transfer from the Texas Longhorns to the Colorado Buffaloes.
- Moore played as a wide receiver for Texas since joining as a top recruit in 2023.
- During his time at Texas, Moore made 77 catches for 988 yards and 11 touchdowns.
- Xavier Worthy, Moore's former teammate, expressed support for his move on social media.
- Moore was one of two receivers to leave Texas this offseason; Parker Livingstone joined Oklahoma.
- Texas gained a new wide receiver, Cam Coleman, who transferred from Auburn.
- Moore will join Coach Deion Sanders, known as "Coach Prime," in Colorado.
