A nice in-state pickup.
Tennessee picked up a big commitment on the offensive line on Thursday morning, adding four-star prospect Nic Moore to their class of 2025. The Dandridge, Tennessee native announced his decision via X.
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Moore stands in at 6-3, 300 pounds and projects as an interior offensive lineman. According to 247Sports, Moore ranks 228th overall in the class of 2025 — the 13rd rated interior offensive lineman in the country. He’s the fifth-rated prospect in the state of Tennessee.
Tennessee sent out their offer to Moore back on May 10th after a visit to Moore’s high school.
Moore chose Tennessee coming off of his official visit last weekend. The Volunteers get the nod over Vanderbilt and West Virginia, who also hosted Moore on official visits this month. Both Vanderbilt and West Virginia were recruiting Moore as a defensive lineman. At Tennessee he’s expected to land with Glen Elarbee on the offensive side of the ball.
The two-way lineman also competes on the track and field team.
With the addition of Moore, Tennessee now has 12 commitments in their 2025 class. Moore joins Antoni Kade Ogumoro on the offensive line in the group. Per 247Sports, Tennessee’s class moves up to No. 16 in the early class rankings.