There are a bunch of exciting players all around the world of college football but for my money, when healthy, there isn’t a more exciting one than Rondale Moore of Purdue.

Moore became the first true freshman to earn consensus All-American honors in 2018 when it felt like each time he stepped on the field, something special happened.

Moore had announced he was opting out of the 2020 season previously, back when the Big Ten was contemplating playing a spring season since they, at the time, had cancelled their fall season.

Moore played in just four games in 2019 after dealing with a hamstring injury, but averaged more than seven receptions per game while scoring a pair of touchdowns and totaling 390 scrimmage yards.

Moore totaled 1471 scrimmage yards on 135 touches that historic freshman year, finding the end zone 14 times along the way.

Here’s hoping the New Albany, Indiana native stays healthy and has another fall full of incredible highlights like he had two seasons ago.