Colorado coach Deion Sanders opened fall camp in Colorado Springs with a roster built around transfers, returning veterans and a new offensive look. One of the clearest voices through the first three days has been DeAndre Moore Jr., the Texas transfer who is expected to play a major role in Brennan Marion’s offense.
Moore spoke after practice at Fountain-Fort Carson High School and spent much of the session talking about the move to Colorado, his recovery, and what it has been like working with Marion again.
Moore’s comments after practice mentioned that he has settled into the team quickly and sounds comfortable with the direction of the program.
DeAndre Moore on Colorado and the move from Texas
Moore said the adjustment from Texas to Colorado has been easier than people might think because the football part of it has been familiar. He said the brand at Texas prepared him for a big stage, but the move to Colorado brought him into a place where he can settle in and be himself.
“I went from one brand (Texas) to a really big brand. Every single day there’s going to be cameras on you, there’s going to be lights on you. So that’s just another great way for me and my teammates to showcase what we can do…