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Four-star wide receiver C.J. Moore unveiled his top six teams on Tuesday night, showing love to programs from the Big 12, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC. 

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He’s the No. 1-ranked wide receiver in the state of Oklahoma for a reason. At 6-foot-4, 175 lbs C.J. Moore is a deep threat and a weapon in the red zone. He’s a quality route runner and is very elusive after the catch.

And now, the nation’s No. 26 wide receiver and No. 153 overall player is one step closer to ending his recruitment.

On Tuesday night, the Tulsa, Oklahoma native revealed his top six schools and included programs from the Big 12, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC. In alphabetical order, Moore’s top schools are Mississippi State, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss and Oregon.

Of the teams to make it into Moore’s final group, the last one to extend a scholarship offer to him was Nebraska. The Cornhuskers put their offer on the table on March 1, nearly two weeks after Willie Taggart’s Ducks offered Moore a full-ride scholarship.

Ole Miss made its offer on Feb. 8, just over a week after Urban Meyer’s Buckeyes hosted him in Columbus for an unofficial visit. However, Ohio State made the call to Moore and let him know a scholarship was waiting for him back on Sept. 8.

Since Jan. 1, Moore has received almost 10 new scholarship offers. Alabama, Baylor, Kentucky, Miami and Texas were all among the teams to offer him, but they fell short of his final list.

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