veteran shot-maker who brings steady guard play and two-way grit to Missouri State
In the 2022-23 season at Missouri State, Kendle Moore started 24 of 30 games and was second on the team in threes made and steals, giving the Bears a reliable perimeter threat with active hands on defense[1][2]. He arrived with a proven résumé from Colorado State, where he had already topped 1,000 career points, and Missouri State’s staff highlighted that he could “do a little bit of everything,” which fits his value as a mature, versatile, no-nonsense guard[1][2]. If a team wants a composed veteran who spaces the floor, defends with purpose, and doesn’t need the ball to matter, Moore is a strong fit[1][2].
