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Leonard Moore

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

CB · #15

Smith Snowden

Michigan Wolverines

CB · #3

2025 college season

2025 college season: Leonard Moore versus Smith Snowden
Leonard Moore	Statistic	Smith Snowden
31	Tackles	37 (leading value)
7	Passes Defended	9 (leading value)
Leading value: 5	Interceptions	2
0.0	Tackles for Loss	2.0 (leading value)
0.0	Sacks	0.0

Measurements

Measurements: Leonard Moore versus Smith Snowden
Leonard Moore	Statistic	Smith Snowden
6-2	Height	5-10
197 lb	Weight	188 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Leonard Moore versus Smith Snowden
Leonard Moore	Statistic	Smith Snowden
Leading value: #2	Fanspeak rank	#231
Leading value: CB 1	Position rank	CB 25
Leading value: 9.6	Average pick	206.6
Leading value: 2,004	Times drafted	346
Leading value: 84	Hype Score	53
316x	Most drafted to	42x

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Leonard Moore

Dean Kindig

Unanimous All-American. Consensus All-American. Jim Thorpe Award Finalist. Bronko Nagurski Trophy Finalist. Started in 10 games. Led the team with five interceptions, which was tied for sixth-most in the country. Tallied 31 tackles – 23 solo, eight assisted. Recorded seven pass breakups. Added a forced fumble. Recorded first career multi-interception game and forced a fumble against Boise State. Scored first-career touchdown on a pick-six against Syracuse.

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Smith Snowden

Dean Kindig

2 solos 1 asst vs BYU, scouted. 1 solo in 2024 scouted game vs AZ. 2024: Played in all 12 games, with 11 starts at nickel back. Contributed 48 total tackles (4.0 TFL), including a five-game streak of at least five stops. Also defended 10 passes (2 INT, 8 PBU), and forced one fumble. Added kick return duties the final four games, running seven kicks back for 187 yards. His 10 PD tied him for ninth in the Big 12 during the regular season. Led the team with 9.0 third-down stops, with 2.0 each coming at Oklahoma State and Colorado. Career-best six tackles came in three games, including Iowa State (1.0 TFL), Utah State (1.0) and Colorado. Stayed with Utah: "I think the ultimate thing that led me to stay was just the brotherhood that I had made here and the relationships. It's really been the biggest part of, since I've been a Utah man, just building relationships with obviously Lander (Barton), these guys right here and just everyone on the team," Snowden said.

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