Former KU guard Charlie Moore moves on to 4th school of college career

By J-W Staff & Wire Reports     Apr 20, 2021

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Kansas guard Charlie Moore (2) looks to dish as he is defended by South Dakota guard Stanley Umude (0) during the second half, Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018 at Allen Fieldhouse.

Former Kansas guard Charlie Moore is transferring from DePaul to Miami (Fla.), his fourth school, for his final year of eligibility.

Thanks to the NCAA’s newly passed one-time transfer exemption rule, Moore will be eligible to play right away.

The 5-foot-11 Chicago native averaged 15.5 points and 6.1 assists in 32 games for DePaul in 2019-20, and 14.4 points and 4.2 assists in 16 games this past season.

He started 34 games as a freshman at California during the 2016-17 season and played as a reserve at KU in 2018-19 after sitting out the 2017-18 season following his transfer.

During his one season of eligibility with the Jayhawks, Moore appeared in 35 games, with one start, while averaging 2.9 points per game in 13 minutes.

Moore left KU to be closer to his hometown following the 2018-19 season and played the past two seasons as a key member of DePaul’s roster, starting all but one of his 48 games with the Blue Demons.

Dave Leitao was fired as DePaul’s coach after last season, and Moore left Cal after a coaching change there, as well.

Moore provides a much-needed reinforcement for the Hurricanes, who since the end of the season have lost three players via the NCAA’s new transfer rule.

Departing Miami since the end of the season via transfer have been Chris Lykes to Arkansas, Earl Timberlake to Memphis and Elijah Olaniyi to Stony Brook. Two other players, Isaiah Wong and Kameron McGusty, decided to enter the NBA draft with the option to return to Miami.

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