WR Josh Moore flips his commitment to Miami

DMoney

Oct 8, 2024 1 min read

The Canes have landed one of their top targets in South Florida.

WR Josh Moore (West Broward) announced he is flipping his commitment from Florida to Miami. The 6’4, 205-pound blue chipper is off to a blazing start, with 32 catches for 510 yards and five touchdowns through six games.

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Imukat

Nov 2, 2024

E1k said:
Was hoping maybe he thinks he just gonna grow too much lol but on tape and few clips he looks slow

Slow for wr can still be fast for a te.

Santana Sosa

Nov 2, 2024

Like how slow we talking?

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jsy

Nov 2, 2024

Santana Sosa said:
Like how slow we talking?

I guess slow enough to suggest a position change is suited for him

Nov 2, 2024

Imukat said:
Slow for wr can still be fast for a te.

Sounds good, usually not that simple

Ashevegas Cane

Nov 2, 2024

Mario snagged a TE late from Bama a couple of years ago who seems to have flamed out elsewhere, we taking that type of build/role?

Damiencane86

Nov 2, 2024

He seems to have similar athletic profile to Oronde Gadsden Jr

Mr. Dynasty1

Nov 2, 2024

Ashevegas Cane said:
Mario snagged a TE late from Bama a couple of years ago who seems to have flamed out elsewhere, we taking that type of build/role?

If you’re talking about Skinner, i don’t think they are the same build/role/athlete

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AtlAtty

Nov 2, 2024

Coach Macho said:
So...

We doubled him all night when he was by himself backside. He was able to body Sherod Gourdine for a couple hitches/comebacks, nothing major.

West Broward adjusted and put Moore outside in their Trips formation (including Trips bunch). It's really hard to double a guy from that formation. They used the slot WR's to run vertical and occupy the LB and Safety then ran Moore underneath on digs, enabling him to use his body. (that's how he scored) Our Safety misjudged it, missed the tackle, touchdown.

I was mostly impressed with his blocking.
I'm not sure he's a WR at the next level though. He's BIG. I wouldn't be surprised if he grew into an elite pass catching TE

Oh boy. That last sentences will open the CIS flood gates

Damiencane86

Nov 2, 2024

AtlAtty said:
Oh boy. That last sentences will open the CIS flood gates

I'm guessing KB is confident he can get him where he needs to be technically speaking. And hopefully his speed improves a bit in our S&C program cuz 6'4" with decent hands is always worth a take.

TakeitinDiaz

Nov 2, 2024

AtlAtty said:
Oh boy. That last sentences will open the CIS flood gates

So, Mike Williams from USC type? I’m in. Sold

Coach Macho

Nov 2, 2024

E1k said:
What do u think of him athletically

Freak.
Gets in and out of breaks really well for a kid his size.

Coach Macho

Nov 2, 2024

Imukat said:
Slow for wr can still be fast for a te.

Exactly.

Coach Macho

Nov 2, 2024

Santana Sosa said:
Like how slow we talking?

Lol he's not slow.

grover

Nov 2, 2024

Coach Macho said:
Lol he's not slow.

That was my only concern with him. But if we're using Moore against LBs and box safeties more often than outside corners, he's physical and clearly will have enough speed to be a mismatch at the top P4 level. ... This kid can be very good if used correctly. People seem to think there are Jeremiah Smiths growing on trees.

Coach Macho

Nov 2, 2024

Just an FYI fellas... the kid guarding him last night is a 10th grader with a UGA offer. It's not like he was going against a duck.

Ghandi

Nov 2, 2024

Coach Macho said:
Lol he's not slow.

He LOOKS slow, but he’s not slow.

He eats up a lot of turf when he gets going. He just looks a bit goofy when he runs. He can absolutely clean that up and get a bit faster on a stopwatch.