Each and every time Phenom Hoops gets to report or see a commitment from a player we have seen over the years, it is always a fantastic day. It is great to see players achieve their goal to play at the next level and it is such a great accomplishment for that player. Here is the latest commitment.
Player: Robert Moore
Class: 2025
Committed to: Tulane
What Has Been Said by Phenom Hoops:
“He is one that we have talked about for quite some time now and we believe that Moore is a player college coaches should be taking a hard look at. He started his story down in South Carolina before making his way over to Moravian Prep. But now, he has made the move back to South Carolina to Legacy Early College and has been blossoming as a prospect in showing his impact on the court. We are talking about a 6’7 prospect who has expanded his game over the years and is comfortable in operating from multiple levels. He has the size and has gotten stronger as a player to make plays off the bounce, finish strong, and show the ability to create. He also excels in his ability to get to his spots to knock down shots from the perimeter, having a smooth confident release from behind the arc, moves well without the ball, and makes high IQ decisions. Moore can flourish as a scorer and shotmaker, on and off the ball, and rebounds the ball effectively as well.”
“2025 6’7 Robert Moore was one player I was eager to watch this weekend down in South Carolina, getting an updated viewing of his game and development. As you can see above, he didn’t disappoint, showcasing some big-time shot-making, stretching the floor, deep range, and playmaking off the bounce to go along with his versatility and size. Moore offers a lot as a prospect with his feel for the game and ability to stretch the defense. He is comfortable in so many areas, excels off the ball in catch-and-shoot situations, but also makes high IQ plays to create for himself or others.”
“Continue to say that Moore is one of the top unsigned seniors left and should be on D1 radars. As a 6’7 prospect and one that can score in a variety of ways, Moore finds ways to produce and be an effective scoring option. Moore can stretch the floor with confidence, as he has great range but also makes quality decisions in how to attack. From what we have seen, Moore should find his way on a college roster next year.”
“Moore is a player that I truly believe should find himself on a D1 roster next season, as he brings a lot to the table, and there is still a clear upside to his game. One can’t deny the intriguing length and overall skillset he brings to the table. Moore can hurt you in a variety of ways and showed that countless times this past high school season, whether it is from behind the arc with terrific range, scoring over defenders, or being a versatile piece on the court. He should be one of the top unsigned seniors on the court this weekend that college coaches will want to see and hear more about.”