Dorsey’s Moore to honor brother at Army all-star game on Saturday

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Rahim Moore, pictured, an All-City defensive back at Dorsey this season, will start at free safety for the West All-Stars in the Army All-American Bowl game. The contest will be televised at 11 a.m. Saturday by NBC from the Alamodome in San Antonio.

Moore, who wore number 5 at Dorsey, will wear number 15 for the game. He said he made the switch to honor his brother, Rasheed Keys, who also played at Dorsey from 1998-2000 but stopped playing football in college.

‘He’s looking for a job, and he hasn’t had a chance to see what I’ve done,’ Moore said. ‘He was a great defensive back in high school. He could have played in this game. So I’m wearing his number. It’ll be like he’s down on the field too.’

Keys, who is traveling with Moore’s family to the game, doesn’t know of his younger brother’s plans. ‘I know he’ll be surprised,’ Moore said.

-- Mike Terry

-- Image by Carlos Chavez/Los Angeles Times