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DeAndre Moore Jr., one of the top wide receivers in the Class of 2023, decommitted from Oklahoma.
The four-star prospect is the sixth player from the class to decommit from the Sooners since former coach Lincoln Riley left Oklahoma in late November to take the head-coaching job at Southern California.
Six more players in the Class of 2022 also decommitted since Riley’s exit.
Moore plays at talent-rich Los Alamitos High School, just about 25 miles from USC, so a reunion with Riley there could be in the offing. Already a pair of five-star high school teammates — quarterback Malachi Nelson and wide receiver Makai Lemon — switched their commitments from the Sooners to the Trojans.
The 6-foot, 185-pound Moore announced his decision Monday on Twitter.
“Sooner Nation has been nothing short of great and I’m thankful for the love all of you showed,” he posted.
“With that being said, I am reopening my recruitment and de-committing from The University of Oklahoma.
— ???. (@DeandreMooreJr) January 31, 2022
Moore is ranked as the No. 4 wide receiver and No. 48 overall player by the 247Sports composite.
–Field Level Media