Efficient, low-usage frontcourt piece for Evansville
Moore profiles as a role-friendly **F/C** who brings efficient finishing and spacing upside rather than high-volume scoring; in Evansville’s 2024-25 roster notes, he hit **10 of 14 shots** and averaged **1.4 points and 1.0 rebounds** while flashing a few efficient scoring bursts, including a five-point game against Southern Illinois. [3] That kind of production suggests a player who can fit into a team concept without needing the ball, which matters if you want size, energy, and low-maintenance reliability more than a primary offensive option. [3]