Jaquez Moore Injury News & Updates

Moore tallied nine rushes for 100 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 30-27 defeat against Virginia.

The 5-foot-10 running back found the end zone for the fifth time this season on a 58-yard dash. Moore finished with his second game with at least 100 rushing yards and will look to build off this performance for Saturday's encounter against Pittsburgh.

Moore had 11 carries for 76 yards and one touchdown and reeled in his only target for 13 yards during Thursday's 24-21 win over Wake Forest.

Moore took off for a 32-yard touchdown run during the second quarter, tying for the team lead in rushing yards with fellow back Jordan Waters. The junior running back has seen double-digit carries in three of the last four games and has totaled 242 rushing yards and two touchdowns in that span. Next up is a road matchup against the Tar Heels.

Moore notched 16 carries for 110 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 38-20 loss against Florida State.

While the Seminoles were able to bottle up lead back Jordan Waters, they had a much tougher job with Moore. Moore had a huge day as he had his first 100-yard game of the season averaging 6.9 yards per carry while also finding the endzone.

Moore recorded seven rushes for 51 yards during Saturday's 21-14 defeat against Notre Dame.

After a rough outing during the previous week's matchup (7-8-0), Moore was able to run efficiently on the limited amount of carries he was given, finishing third in team carries while leading the backfield in rushing yards. The Blue Devils will have the week off before facing North Carolina State.

Moore carried the ball 10 times for 65 yards during North Carolina's 38-14 victory over Northwestern on Saturday.

Moore's scoring streak came to an end during this matchup after finding the end zone in the previous two games but continued to be efficient with his carries, finishing with an average of 6.1 yards-per-carry in this performance. The junior running back continues to play behind lead back Jordan Waters but will look to make the most of his opportunities during their upcoming matchup against Connecticut.

Moore had 10 carries for 72 yards and one touchdown and gathered in their only target for 18 yards during Saturday's 42-7 win over Lafayette.

Moore saw an expanded workload, racking up 90 total yards as Duke cruised to their second win of the season. The 5-foot-10 junior has been the second man up in the Blue Devils' backfield, and he took advantage of a favorable matchup to notch his second touchdown of the season. Moore is unlikely to duplicate his production against Northwestern on Saturday, as the Wildcats have held opponents to just 98.0 rushing yards per game this season.

Moore compiled eight rushes for 43 yards and one touchdown during Monday's 28-7 victory versus Clemson. He added one catch for 28 yards.

Moore formed a backfield tandem with Jordan Waters in the opener and made the most of his nine touches on the day. They could be in line for more looks on the ground in the weeks ahead against opponents they should beat handily, but Moore may need more volume consistently to be a regular fantasy asset in most formats.

Moore is listed as a co-starter ahead of Monday's game against Clemson, Adam Rowe of 247Sports.com reports.

Moore is listed alongside Jordan Waters and Jaylen Coleman as the three co-starting running backs ahead of Monday's season opener. Last season, Moore rushed for 508 yards and five touchdowns. Of the three co-starters, Moore received the least amount of carries (79) among the bunch and may see a similar load in the 2023 season.

Moore rushed six times for 62 yards and caught one of three targets for one yard during Duke's regular season finale against Wake Forest.

Moore was deemed questionable for the contest due to an undisclosed injury, which sidelind him for the team's previous game, but he ultimately suited up and garnered a decent role in the rushing game. The 5-foot-10 running back should once again be featured during Duke's bowl game against Central Florida on Dec. 28.

Head coach Mike Elko said Monday that Moore (undisclosed) is considered day-to-day ahead of Saturday's game against Wake Forest, Adam Rowe of 247Sports.com reports.

Moore was sidelined during Duke's Week 12 matchup versus Pittsburgh due to an unspecified issue, and it appears like his weekend availability is once again in question. Expect the sophomore's participation levels in practice throughout the week to provide further clarity regarding his status, but if Moore is eventually ruled out for a second straight contest, then Jaylen Coleman and Jordan Waters would be in line to handle most backfield reps.

Moore accrued seven carries for 36 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 38-35 loss to the North Carolina.

Saturday marked Moore's second touchdown of the season and second in three games. Moore rushed in a 2-yard score late in the second quarter to put the Blue Devils up 21-10. The running back has 19 carries over the last two games after getting minimal carries in previous weeks.

Moore rushed for 67 yards on three carries, scoring one touchdown in Saturday's 38-17 win over Virginia.

Moore was virtually untouched on his way to a 59-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter on Saturday. The touchdown run was Moore's first on the season and was his second run of over 40 yards this season.