Tevin Moore brings veteran guard toughness and shooting touch to Mississippi State
In the 2023-24 season, Tevin Moore emerged as a steady, homegrown Mississippi State guard who shot a career-best 47.5% from the field and 36.8% from three, the best long-range mark on the team[8]. He was trusted in big moments, starting 22 games and also providing punch off the bench, including a defensive spark in the Bulldogs’ SEC Tournament run[8]. What makes him interesting is the blend of local pride, perimeter efficiency, and two-way energy—more grinder than glitz, but the kind of guard a coach can trust when the floor gets tight[8].
