Cre Moore (Broken Arrow, Okla.) has had a pretty good 10-day span.
Two Saturdays ago, he was named defensive backs MVP of the National Underclassmen Combine in Duncanville, Texas. During the middle of last week, the 6-foot, 175-pound cornerback picked up his first offer from Memphis – an offer that caught him off-guard.
“I’d never talked to them before,” Moore said. “The week before they offered, they met with my coaches and watched my film. Then, [offensive line Coach Vance] Vice called and offered.”
Two Saturdays ago, he was named defensive backs MVP of the National Underclassmen Combine in Duncanville, Texas. During the middle of last week, the 6-foot, 175-pound cornerback picked up his first offer from Memphis – an offer that caught him off-guard.
“I’d never talked to them before,” Moore said. “The week before they offered, they met with my coaches and watched my film. Then, [offensive line Coach Vance] Vice called and offered.”
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