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Data Scout Notes: **2020: BiletnikoffFinalist/WCamp1st/AFCA1st/1stC...BiletnikoffSemifinalist/MaxwellSemifinalist...PBiletnikoff
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Ole Miss and Mississippi State took home the top hardware at the C Spire Awards on Monday. The C Spire Awards, given to the top college athletes in Mississippi, were given out to the best football, basketball and baseball players in Mississippi for 2020- 21. These awards are usually given out at the end of each sport's respective season but were given out all in one Monday in a virtual ceremony because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Ole Miss wide receiver Elijah Moore was given the Conerly Trophy, award ed to the top college football player in Mississippi. Moore was a first-team All-America receiver in 2020. He caught 86 passes for 1,193 yards and eight touchdowns in eight games and in April was picked in the second round of the NFL Draft by the New Yor k Jets. Additionally, the Kent Hull Offensive Lineman of the Year award was given to Moore's Ole Miss teammate Royce Newman. Newman started 10 games for Ole Miss in 2020, was a Senior Bowl selection and was picked by the Green Bay Packers in the draft. - Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021  WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Ole Miss wide receiver Elijah Moore showed off his athleticism at his pro day Thursday. Moore ran his 40-yard dash in 4.32 seconds on his only attempt. He also ran his short shuttle in 4.00 seconds and finished the three-cone drill in 6.65 seconds. Moore 's 40-yard dash time would've been the third-fastest at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine and his three-cone time would've been the fastest of any wide receiver since 2018. "I did well," Moore said. "I wanted to do more on the bench. But the 40 was around th e area I wanted and the routes, I felt like I was very efficient. I'm just thankful. I can't thank God enough." Moore also ran routes and caught passes from former Ole Miss quarterback Chad Kelly. Moore also participated in running back drills and in pun t return drills to show off the diversity of his skill set.In 2020, Moore was voted first-team All-America by the Associated Press after catching 86 passes for 1,193 yards and eight touchdowns in eight games. Draft analysts widely vary on Moore's stock, ranking him anywhere between a first- and fourth-round pick. "Of course I have dreams and aspirations to go in the first round," Moore said. "Of course I want to go to the right position. But I've been praying a lot on top of that that whatever po sition I do fall into is the right position. I let God lead me. You can't go wrong whenever you do that." - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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2020 BILETNIKOFF AWARD FINALIST: Elijah Moore, WR, Ole Miss,...Ole Miss wide receiver Elijah Moore had 86 receptions in eight games for 8 touchdowns and averaged 149 yards in receptions per game, which led all FBS players. His 1,193 yards receiving rank second among FBS players. - Biletnikoff Award
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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2020 ALL-SEC FIRST TEAM (COACHES): WR Elijah Moore, Ole Miss,...Moore, who elected to forgo the remaining games of his Rebel football careers in order to begin preparation for the 2021 NFL Draft, leads the nation in receiving yards per game (149.1) and r eceptions per game (10.8). The Biletnikoff Award candidate is No. 15 nationally with eight receiving touchdowns and No. 12 in all-purpose yards (158.3 ypg). Moore's 1,193 receiving yards this season ranks No. 3 on Ole Miss' single season record books, ju st 127 yards shy of A.J. Brown's 1,320 yards in 2018. He also concluded the 2020 season just 13 catches short of Laquon Treadwell's career mark of 202 receptions. - Ole Miss Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Ole Miss' Elijah Moore and Kenny Yeboah have elected to forgo the remaining games of their Rebel football careers in order to begin preparation for the 2021 NFL Draft, it was announced Thursday. "While we're disappointed that Elijah and Kenny won't be jo ining us at LSU and our bowl game, we are excited about their future at the next level and how they will represent Ole Miss in the NFL," head coach Lane Kiffin said. "We appreciate them helping launch this program to a championship level, and we wish the m the very best in their growth as both players and men."Moore, a semifinalist for Biletnikoff Award, currently leads the country in receptions (86) and ranks No. 2 in receiving yards (1,193). He ranks No. 14 nationally with eight receiving touchd owns and No. 11 in all-purpose yards (158.3 ypg). No other SEC receiver had ever tallied as many receiving yards through the first eight games of a season. Moore's 1,193 receiving yards this season ranks No. 3 on Ole Miss' single season record books, jus t 127 yards shy of A.J. Brown's 1,320 yards in 2018. He will also conclude the 2020 season just 13 catches short of Laquon Treadwell's career mark of 202 receptions. - Ole Miss Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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2020 BILETNIKOFF AWARD SEMIFINALIST: Elijah Moore, Ole Miss,...No. 2 in the SEC and No. 13 nationally in all-purpose yards (158.3)...No. 11 in FBS with eight receiving touchdowns...No. 3 amongst FBS receivers in yards after catch (505)...No. 1 in Ole Mis s record book in single season receptions (86) and No. 3 in receiving yards (1,193)...Set single game school record with 14 catches for 238 yards and three touchdowns against Vanderbilt. - Ole Miss Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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2020 MAXWELL AWARD SEMIFINALIST: WR Elijah Moore, Ole Miss,...86 receptions, 1,193 yards, 8 receiving TDs, 149.1 receiving ypg...No. 1 in FBS in receptions (86)...No. 2 in FBS in receiving yards (1,193)...Most receiving yards in SEC history (1,193) thru eight games...Only receiver in NCAA to tally 10 or more catches in seven games this season...Only Rebel in school history to surpass the 200-yard receiving mark three times in a season. - Ole Miss Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Matt Corral threw for two touchdowns as Ole Miss raced to a 14-0 first quarter lead and held off a late Mississippi State surge Saturday to defeat the Bulldogs 31-24 in the Egg Bowl rivalry. Ole Miss (4-4, 4-4 Southeastern Conference) snapped a two-game losing streak in the rivalry, erasing last year’s painful one-point loss after Elijah Moore drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in the end zone, pushing back a PAT that failed in the final seconds. Saturday, Moore responded with 12 receptions for 1 39 yards, including four catches to convert on third and fourth downs. Moore entered the game leading the nation in receptions (10.6 per game) and yardage (159.3).Corral was 24 of 36 passing for 385 yards with touchdowns of 81 yards to Braylon San ders and 48 yards to Dontario Drummond as Ole Miss built a 21-7 second quarter lead and never trailed. Snoop Conner and Jerrion Ealy added touchdown runs of 1 and 8 yards, respectively. Freshman Will Rogers threw three touchdown passes for Mississippi St ate (2-6, 2-6) including 6 and 11 yards to Malik Heath. Rogers finished 45 for 61 passing for 440 yards and pulled the Bulldogs within 24-21 on a 7-yard strike to Austin Williams. Rogers directed Mississippi State to an opportunity on the final play from the Ole Miss 36-yard line, lofting a pass to the end zone that was knocked down by A.J. Finley. - Ole Miss/AP College Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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The Biletnikoff Award is given annually to the most outstanding wide receiver in college football. In 2012, Kiffin coached USC's Marqise Lee to the trophy. In 2014, Kiffin coached Alabama's Amari Cooper to the award. Kiffin sees Moore differently than hi s star receivers of yesteryear. "Elijah's quickness is different," Kiffin said. "He's smaller than those guys. But we've just never had somebody this quick. Those guys are more prototypical outside receivers. He's a slot. He looks a lot like [Carolina Pa nthers legend] Steve Smith." Moore erupted for 10 catches and 227 yards in Ole Miss' season-opening loss to Florida, his first game under Kiffin's tutelage.After the game, Kiffin shared a bold prediction he made to Moore during their first meeting . He told Moore he was going to shatter Ole Miss' single-season receiving records. "I don't just want to be another name here," Moore said. "Everyone thinks that's OK. That's the world we live in. Everyone's like 'Oh, I'm at the school' or 'Oh I got here ' and that's it. No. You want to leave here and people will be like 'Oh my God, Elijah Moore went here." Kiffin thinks of Moore like a great basketball player. If you have someone like LeBron James or Michael Jordan on your team, he touches the ball ever y possession. So why shouldn't Moore do the same for the Ole Miss offense? Anyway, wide receivers are underused. Kiffin laments about how silly it is that Julio Jones never caught more than 78 passes in a season at Alabama. If running backs can touch the ball 25 times a game, receivers can handle half that workload. - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Corral and Moore have put together back-to-back games so impressive, with stats so eye-popping, that hyperbole doesn't even work anymore. Corral has completed 59 of his last 66 pass attempts, good for an 89.4% completion percentage. He has 925 yards and 10 touchdowns with no interceptions in that span. Phrased another way, Corral has three more touchdowns than incompletions in the last two games. Moore has been Corral's favorite target. The junior has 27 catches for 463 yards and five touchdowns in that same time span. That includes Saturday night, when he caught 13 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns. But the 91-yard score was much more impressive than numbers on a stat sheet. South Carolina cornerback Jaycee Horn is one of the best in the country . He'd been lined up against Moore all day. Ole Miss was so concerned about Horn's potential to lock down Moore, the game plan actually called for Moore to line up out of position at running back just to confuse defenses - where Moore ran six times and g ained 45 yards moonlighting as a running back. - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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The current Ole Miss receiver most likely to follow after Metcalf and Brown is junior Elijah Moore. A native Floridian rather than Mississippian, Moore has put up video game numbers for Ole Miss this season. Moore leads all Power 5 receivers in reception s (61), receiving yards (829), catches per game (10.1) and yards per game (138.2). He's on pace to break Brown's Ole Miss single-season receiving records in a pandemic-shortened season and could break the NCAA record for catches per game. Moore was a fre shman when Metcalf and Brown were juniors. He's taking the lessons he learned from them and translating those lessons to the receivers younger than him. "I just feel like it's the competitive aspect whenever you get on the field," Moore said. "Even after practice with these guys, we're really competing every day. Day-in and day-out it's a competition. Competing against the best is going to bring out the best in you."Recruiting rankings seem to indicate Metcalf and Brown weren't outliers. Six of t he 11 highest rated Mississippi high school players in the 247Sports composite rankings for the Class of 2021 are receivers. Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin says he doesn't use Brown and Metcalf directly as recruiting tools. He likes to sell recruits on playe rs he coached, not players from previous regimes at his new school. That said, he said he knows having Brown and Metcalf as examples of in-state recruits turning Ole Miss tenures into ascendant NFL careers will help attract the best prospects Mississippi has to offer. "Maybe there's a little bit more when you're recruiting an in-state player," Kiffin said. "Here's a great player that stayed home. It just gives them an example of 'Hey, you don't have to go to Georgia or Alabama or LSU. You can stay right here.' It's been done before." - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Wide receiver Elijah Moore didn't have Ole Miss records on his mind. He wanted to set Lane Kiffin records. Moore went into halftime of Ole Miss' 54-21 win over Vanderbilt with 12 catches for 223 yards and three touchdowns. That's not a misprint. The juni or outgained Vanderbilt by 29 yards on his own in the first two quarters. So coming out of halftime, Moore knew he was poised to slice through the school record books. But his sights were less on Ole Miss' history, and more on the award-winning receivers in his head coach's past. "He asked me at the start of the third quarter 'What's the most you've ever had from a wide receiver?" Kiffin said. "I think he wanted to break the record I'd been around. I told him I think [former USC receiver] Marqise Lee ag ainst Arizona had 340 in a game we actually lost. He thought he was really good. He had 220 at the half so he had a long ways to go."Moore didn't get to Lee's 345-yard mark to break the Kiffin record. But he broke or matched a slew of Ole Miss rec ords. He caught 14 passes for 238 yards and three touchdowns. The performance broke the Ole Miss single-game record for receiving yards and matched the school records for receiving touchdowns and receptions. And he did all that despite making his last c atch with more than 10 minutes remaining in the third quarter. "Records are meant to be broken," Moore said. "But the overall goal is just to win. So as long as we got that through, that's the most important thing." - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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It was a record Saturday for Mississippi quarterback Matt Corral and wide receiver Elijah Moore. Corral threw for 412 yards and six touchdowns, Moore had 14 catches for 238 yards and the Rebels beat Vanderbilt 54-21 to snap a three-game losing streak. It was the second consecutive win for Ole Miss (2-4, 2-4 Southeastern Conference) over Vanderbilt (0-4, 0-4). The Rebels won 31-6 last season. Vanderbilt had not played since Oct. 10 and had several players dealing with COVID-19. Corral completed 19 consec utive passes, breaking Eli Manning's program record of 18 straight against Murray State in his debut his sophomore season. Corral's six touchdown passes also tied Manning's record for touchdown passes in a game set against Arkansas in 2001. Corral set th e school record for touchdown passes in regulation since five of Manning's passes came in overtime. - Mississippi/AP College Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Leaders after the first month of the season: Team scoring: Texas, 51 ppg; scoring defense: Marshall, 3.5 ppg; rushing: Air Force, 369 ypg; rushing defense: North Carolina, 54 ypg; passing: Mississippi State, 468 ypg; passing defense: South Florida, 125.3 ypg; total offense: BYU, 585.7 ypg; total defense: BYU, 214.3 ypg. Individual rushing: Herbert, Virginia Tech, 156 ypg; passing: K.J. Costello, Mississippi State, 468 ypg; receiving: Elijah Moore, Mississippi, 159.5 ypg. - AP College Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Rebels quarterback Matt Corral hit receiver Elijah Moore with a 3-yard touchdown pass in overtime and Luke Logan's extra point pushed Mississippi past Kentucky 42-41 on Saturday night. Running back Chris Rodriguez's 1-yard run for Kentucky with 2:04 rema ining eventually forced OT, and quarterback Terry Wilson's 10-yard rushing touchdown gave the Wildcats the initial lead. But Matt Ruffolo missed the extra point, opening the door for the Rebels (1-1, 1-1 Southeastern Conference) to rally again for the wi n. Five-yard runs by Corral and John Rhys Plumlee were followed by a defensive pass interference penalty on Kentucky defensive back Kelvin Joseph in the end zone.Corral hit Moore two plays later, and Logan easily converted the PAT to give Lane Kif fin his first win with the Rebels and spark a wild celebration. The Rebels trailed 28-14 early in the third quarter before Corral, who threw four touchdowns, tossed scoring passes of 24 and 16 yards to Jonathan Mingo to tie the game early in the fourth q uarter. The drives covered 75 and 54 yards and just 2:54 combined. After taking over on downs, Ole Miss used just 47 seconds to go 53 yards and go ahead on Snoop Conner's 1-yard touchdown run with 8:23 remaining. Corral passed for 320 yards and four touc hdowns, including two to Jonathan Mingo and another to Kenny Yeboah. Conner rushed for a go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter, and Jerrion Ealy scored the game's first score. - Mississippi/AP College Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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You might remember the 5-foot-9, 185-pound Moore from last year's Egg Bowl. He hopes you don't. Against archrival Mississippi State, Moore caught a touchdown pass with four seconds left to pull the Rebels to within 21-20 of MSU. Problem was Moore celebra ted by imitating a Bulldog urinating, a jab at the opposing Bulldogs. The ensuing unsportsmanlike conduct penalty pushed the extra point back 15 yards for Luke Logan, whose kick sailed wide right. MSU won 21-20. "Elijah is a fine young man who lost contr ol of his emotions in the moment," said Ole Miss in a statement the next day. Moore also apologized. - Herald Leader
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Lane Kiffin wants Elijah Moore to break records. "I thought Elijah was really special from looking at film last year and getting to work with him," Kiffin said. "When I first met him I told him 'Hey, you've got to work harder than anyone in the country b ecause you're going to shatter the school record for most catches in a year." Moore is well on his way to set the records Kiffin wants him to. The junior receiver caught 10 passes for 227 yards in Ole Miss' 51-35 loss against No. 6 Florida Saturday. He f inished six yards shy of tying A.J. Brown's record for most receiving yards in a single game in Ole Miss history and had another huge play taken off the board too. He caught a slip pass and ran 22 yards after the catch for a touchdown but that play was t aken off the board because of a holding penalty.Kiffin's confidence in Moore's ability to shatter records relates to what he was able to do with Cooper and others. Kiffin coached Cooper to Alabama's single-season receptions and receiving yards rec ords and did the same for pass-catcher Marqise Lee at USC. "As you saw today, had we had a full 12 games I think he would've done that," Kiffin said of Moore. "It'll be a lot harder obviously with 10 conference games and no non-conference games." When a sked about Kiffin's expectations on him, Moore said he doesn't care about individual records. His team lost. That's all that matters. No matter how well the offense played, that wasn't good enough. But that's not necessarily true. This performance was a stark departure from the way Ole Miss' offense operated in 2019. Last year's Rebels were as run-first as any team in the SEC. They finished with the No. 9 rushing offense in the country and the No. 102 passing offense. They only passed for more than 250 yards as a team in one game, and that came in a losing effort. - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Matt Corral looked good passing all game, especially when targeting wide receiver Elijah Moore. Moore caught 10 passes for 227 yards on 12 targets and had a touchdown taken off the board because of a holding penalty. Moore finished six yards short of set ting the Ole Miss record for receiving yards in a game. Senior receiver Dontario Drummond also had a big day, catching two touchdowns and throwing for a 45-yard completion on a gadget play in the first quarter. Corral finished with 395 passing yards and three touchdowns. If you adjust for sacks, he ran for 81 yards on nine scrambles.Moore was the go-to target in Ole Miss' offense in 2019. Among returning SEC receivers, only Alabama's DeVonta Smith caught more first downs last year than Moore's 37 . Moore is hardly a deep threat. Only eight of his 67 catches last season went for 25 or more yards. But he thrives in small spaces and is an excellent route runner. Ole Miss used Moore as an extension of the running game last year with 48 of his catches and 617 of his yards coming on first and second down. - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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The Rebels featured a completely new coaching staff with scheme changes. Spring practice did not happen. An influx of newcomers and coronavirus testing protocols shuffled the fall depth charts. The Rebels answered with an impressive offensive performance , led by Elijah Moore's 227 yards receiving. - AP College Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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Junior receiver Elijah Moore spoke to the media on Friday for the first time since his excessive celebration penalty at the end of the Egg Bowl effectively cost Ole Miss a chance to tie or win the game. Based on the way he talked about the incident, Moor e seems like he's moved past the criticism and attention he drew. "I just tried to flip the page," Moore said. "I've got a new coach. That's a blessing. I'm just trying to be positive and leave the past in the past and be a better player overall. Just le arn from my lessons. It's been motivating. Being a young man, you know everyone makes mistakes. I don't really use them as losses. I take them as a lesson. I learn from my lessons."Moore led Ole Miss with 67 catches for 850 yards and six touchdown s a season ago. Among returning SEC players who have not opted out of the 2020 season, only Alabama's DeVonta Smith and Texas A&M's Jhamon Ausbon had more receiving yards last season. First-year Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin has singled Moore out as one of the standouts in the receiver room, saying he's consistently made big plays in the team's scrimmages. Given that he had more catches and receiving yards last year than all of Ole Miss' other returning wide receivers combined, it stands to reason that he' ll have to be the main target in this Ole Miss offense. - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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2020 PRESEASON BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST: Elijah Moore, Ole Miss, WR,...Moore, a preseason All-SEC selection, led the Rebels last season in receptions (67), yards (850) and receiving touchdowns (six). He finished No. 5 in the SEC in receptions per gam e (5.6) last season and No. 9 in receiving yards per game (70.8). The Fort Lauderdale, Florida, native posted four games in which he surpassed the 100-yard receiving mark in 2019. Moore tallied a career-high 143 yards on nine catches last season vs. top- ranked LSU. - Ole Miss Football
(DS#5 WR) Jr/2021 WR *Elijah Moore, Mississippi
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