DBU Basketball is excited to announce the signing of Jeremiah Moore, who officially committed to the program on Wednesday. Moore is second player to sign with Patriot Basketball as part of the 2027 signing class.
Jeremiah Moore is a 6'5" shooting guard from Corpus Christi, Texas. The past three seasons he has played for Coach Billy White at Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial, before transferring to New Wave Academy in Houston to play for Coach Nick Perez on the Grind Session for his senior season. As a junior, Jeremiah averaged 22 points per game, 6.7 rebounds, while shooting 38% from behind the three-point line. He reached the 1,000-point milestone in just a little over two seasons. Moore was voted as a unanimous First Team Team All-District player and was also selected as a member of the All-Region IV Team. His teammates voted him as team captain and offensive MVP. Jeremiah is one of the top shooters in the state and is able to play both sides of the ball. He defends and rebounds at a high level and understands what it takes to win. During the summer, Jeremiah played for Coach Antoine Thompson and ASAK 3SSB during the summer club circuit.
Coach White says, "'Cool Jam' Moore is one of the best shooters I've coached in my 22 years in the profession, and it's not by accident. He is a tireless worker and is the epitome of a gym rat. He has spent countless hours working on his game, and it shows because he is capable of making shots from anywhere on the court. All he needs is to be able to see the rim. Cool Jam has demonstrated perseverance to reach his full potential. Cool Jam's future is extremely bright, and I truly believe that he will flourish at DBU."
Coach Flickner says, "Jeremiah will be a great addition for our program. He will add gravity and floor spacing, with good length and the ability to defend. He brings so many intangibles to the team. He is a tough competitor and is just a flat-out winner who does the little things to help his team win. Off the court, he is humble and selfless and a man of character that will add a lot to our campus community. His character, hunger to improve, and work ethic will continue to build our program culture."
