Oklahoma’s high-usage, two-way wing with NBA-level burst
In the 2024-25 season, Jalon Moore averaged 15.9 points and 5.8 rebounds in 30.3 minutes for Oklahoma, starting all 34 games and ranking 12th in the SEC in scoring.[8] He paired efficient finishing with real defensive impact—2.7 stocks per game across blocks and steals in team stats—while showing the kind of athletic pop that makes him more than a box-score wing.[1][8] The big caveat: he tore his Achilles in a pre-draft workout in June 2025, and that injury history matters for any team betting on his explosion and recovery timeline.[5][7]
