Devon Moore

Bio

2018: Carson-Newman's second-leading receiver in his sophomore year.  He caught nine passes for 152 yards and a touchdown.  Moore averaged 16.9 yards per catch and 16.9 yards per game.  he caught multiple passes against Virginia Union (9/8), at Tusculum (10/27) and against Lenoir-Rhyne (11/3). His most productive game came against the Bears when he grabbed three passes for 61 yards.  He found the end zone against the Pioneers. A two-sport athlete, Moore smoked the track as a sprinter for Carson-Newman's track and field program. He was named the South Atlantic Conference's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year. Moore was a two-time bronze medalist and two-time All-American following his performance at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship Meet in Kingsville, Texas.  He finished third in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes at the event.  His 10.27 in the qualifying round of the 100 registered as the second fastest time of his career and the third fastest time in league history.  He set a new Carson-Newman record time for the 100-meter dash when he posted a 10.12 at the Tennessee Relays. The time also put Moore in the NCAA record books, as the 12^th-fastest 100 all-time.  He was a USTFCCCA All-Region pick and was named All-SAC in both events as well. He was a three-time SAC Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week honoree and was also selected as the USTFCCCA National Track Athlete of the Week on April 17 following his efforts at the Tennessee Relays.

2017: Did not appear in any games on the football gridiron. One of the best sprinters in the South Atlantic Conference. Earned All-America honors in indoor track season in the 60 meters and was named the SAC's Freshman Track Athlete of the Year. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-sport athlete, Moore also competed in basketball and track.  He earned all-region first team honors on the football field. 

PERSONAL: The son of Bennie Moore.  He plans to study business at Carson-Newman.