"He needs to give that Jefferson jersey back since he ditched LSU": Fans react to Oregon signee Dakorien Moore's All-American MVP gift

The Under All-American Game took place on Tuesday, and football fans had a lot to say about wide receiver Dakorien Moore's MVP award.

The Oregon Ducks signee had 136 all-purpose yards, including an 83-yard punt return touchdown, and won the MVP. The MVP gift was a Justin Jefferson jersey.

One fan wrote:

"He needs to give that Jefferson jersey back since he ditched LSU. Give him a jersey of a great Oregon receiver…oh wait.."

Another wrote:

"Nahhhhhhhhhh he don’t need to be holding anything from WRU."

More comments continued to pour in with another saying:

"Jefferson didn’t go to Oregon…"

The reactions from fans continued to pour in:

"Could've followed in Jettas footsteps. Instead goes to Oregon lol."

"Oregon has a bright future."

"Nah man, you don't get to show off those colors and that jersey. You ain't got a seat at the table."

More fans reacted to the post on X.

LSU fans expressed their disdain for Dakorien Moore's MVP gift being a Justin Jefferson Jersey, given that Jefferson is a former Tigers star and Moore was once committed to LSU.

Dakorien Moore recruiting breakdown

Dakorien Moore out of Duncanville (Texas) High School is rated as a five-star prospect, ranked eighth nationally, No. 4 in Texas and the No. 1 wide receiver in the country in the class of 2025, according to 247Sports.

Moore had over 30 offers from schools like LSU, Oregon, Ohio State and Texas. He initially committed to the LSU Tigers on Aug. 12, 2023, but after nine months, he de-committed from LSU on May 16.

Dakorien Moore officially visited the Oregon Ducks on June 21, committed on July 4, and signed his letter of intent on Dec. 4.

“Coach (Dan) Lanning knows how to judge people, and he is a good judge of character," Dakorien said. "And he’s really good at building relationships and getting people to trust him. I feel like that reels the great players in.

"And with (co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers) Coach (Junior) Adams, he’s just a well-rounded, good coach, good mentor and a good person to be around.”

The 5-foot-11, 180-pounder is a fast athlete who can create separation and is hard for defenders to track in the open field. He can be an asset to the Oregon Ducks in the slot and outside the numbers. In 2023 as a junior, Moore had 65 catches for 1,303 yards and 15 touchdowns to go along with 121 punt return yards.