Texas Longhorns release DeAndre Moore, Parker Livingstone for roster cap space

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Last updated Jul 24, 2026

Texas Longhorns release DeAndre Moore, Parker Livingstone for roster cap space
Summary

The Texas Longhorns have parted ways with wide receivers DeAndre Moore and Parker Livingstone as part of a strategic roster adjustment. Head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed these decisions were necessary to create cap space for new recruits ahead of the upcoming season. The losses of Moore and Livingstone account for over 1,500 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns. However, the Longhorns have since signed several high-profile players, including Cam Coleman, ranked as the number one wide receiver in the transfer portal, indicating a focus on building a competitive roster for a championship run.

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  • DeAndre Moore and Parker Livingstone have been released from the Longhorns.
  • The decision frees up cap space for new player acquisitions.
  • Texas recruits include top transfer Cam Coleman and others.
  • Moore and Livingstone contributed over 1,500 yards and 17 TDs in the past.
  • Sarkisian emphasizes the need for strategic roster management.
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  • 12:33 AMYahoo SportsDeAndre Moore, Parker Livingstone 'let go' by Longhorns for cap space
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Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian says they had to make tough roster cuts in order to create cap space for this year's roster.

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