Eastern Washington's 7.5 RPG Rebounding Anchor with Elite Interior Efficiency
Brandon Moore is Eastern Washington's most reliable interior presence, averaging 8.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game in the 2009-10 season while ranking 12th among 145 forwards in rebounding and shooting 61.1% from the field at Wallace State prior to EWU[1][2]. As a 6'9", 250lb F/C from Graham, WA, Moore differentiates himself with elite physicality, high-intensity finishing around the rim, and a career-high 26-point, 11-rebound explosion against Seattle that showcases his two-way ceiling[1][8][10]. While his assist rate (0.6/game) and steal rate (0.5/game) are modest, his rebounding volume and field-goal efficiency make him a perfect fit for teams needing a low-maintenance, high-impact post player who controls the glass and converts close-range opportunities without needing playmaking support[1]. No significant injury history is noted, and his walk-on grit at other schools suggests a resilient, team-first personality[3].
