Colorado lands three-star WR Jordan Onovughe🚨 MattRMoreno with more on yesterday’s commitment:
Matt began his career at Rivals in 2011 as recruiting editor and then publisher for Arizona affiliate, GOAZCATS.com. In 2022, he moved into an expanded role covering Pac-12 recruiting for Rivals.
He has shined during his senior season playing for the top-ranked high school team in the country opening the eyes of college coaches this fall. Onovughe visited Stanford earlier in the season around the same time he added an offer from the Colorado coaches. Utah, Colorado State and Fresno State are some of the other schools that offered the three-star prospect this fall and have been in pursuit of his commitment.
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