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Touchdowns and Turkey Tacos: Colorado’s DeAndre Moore Jr. Uses NIL Funds to Invest in Food Truck
Moore said the venture and planned Tesla rentals are meant to build family income and long-term returns instead of spending on jewelry or clothes.
- Colorado wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. is leveraging name, image, and likeness funds to launch "Jive Turkey," a food truck serving a turkey-themed menu to build a nest egg for his family.
- The concept stems from the family's decision years ago to swap most protein intake for turkey, with Moore operating the business alongside his twin sister, Denae, and mother, Taleea.
- Moore, who joined Colorado in January, recently recorded four catches for 107 yards in a 52-21 victory over Weber State, crediting offensive coordinator Brennan Marion's "Go-Go" offense for his success.
- Beyond the food truck, Moore is launching a Tesla rental fleet, an initiative inspired by assistant strength coach Jeremy Cole's challenge to be more intentional with his time.
- The Senate is moving toward passing the Protect College Sports Act, which aims to regulate NIL within state borders and could alter how student-athletes like Moore manage outside income.
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