Hall of Fame
Nic Moore
- Induction:
- 2024
- Class:
- 2016
Nic Moore – Men’s Basketball 2013-2016
Nic Moore was a two-time AAC Player of the Year, two-time honorable mention All-American and three-time All-AAC First-Team selection while playing for the Mustangs from 2013-16. He led the Mustangs to the 2015 AAC regular season and tournament titles. SMU was ranked in the Top 25 all three seasons, reaching as high as No. 8. He was a candidate for the Wooden Award, Naismith Trophy, Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year, Oscar Robertson Trophy, Lute Olson Award and Senior CLASS Award. The Mustangs went 79-22 in his three seasons, including a 50-4 home record. In 2014, the Mustangs reached the NIT title game. In 2015, he was a starter for the Gold-Medal winning Team USA at the 2015 World University Games. He finished his SMU career No. 2 in assists (508), No. 3 in threes made (225), No. 4 in assists per game (5.1), No. 4 on free-throw percentage (83.8), No. 6 in 3-point percentage (42.1), tied at No. 9 in steals (136), tied No. 10 in steals per game (1.4) and No. 11 in points (1,462). He went on to play professionally in Italy and Spain from 2016-23.
Believe In Yourself by Nic Moore
"This Hall of Fame induction is not about me. I wouldn’t be in this position without the best teammates, coaches and managers I’ve ever had on those SMU teams, who are Hall of Famers in every sense of the word in my book."
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2024 Hall of Fame ceremony - Nic Moore starts at 42:50
Nic Moore was a two-time AAC Player of the Year, two-time honorable mention All-American and three-time All-AAC First-Team selection while playing for the Mustangs from 2013-16. He led the Mustangs to the 2015 AAC regular season and tournament titles. SMU was ranked in the Top 25 all three seasons, reaching as high as No. 8. He was a candidate for the Wooden Award, Naismith Trophy, Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year, Oscar Robertson Trophy, Lute Olson Award and Senior CLASS Award. The Mustangs went 79-22 in his three seasons, including a 50-4 home record. In 2014, the Mustangs reached the NIT title game. In 2015, he was a starter for the Gold-Medal winning Team USA at the 2015 World University Games. He finished his SMU career No. 2 in assists (508), No. 3 in threes made (225), No. 4 in assists per game (5.1), No. 4 on free-throw percentage (83.8), No. 6 in 3-point percentage (42.1), tied at No. 9 in steals (136), tied No. 10 in steals per game (1.4) and No. 11 in points (1,462). He went on to play professionally in Italy and Spain from 2016-23.
Believe In Yourself by Nic Moore
"This Hall of Fame induction is not about me. I wouldn’t be in this position without the best teammates, coaches and managers I’ve ever had on those SMU teams, who are Hall of Famers in every sense of the word in my book."
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2024 Hall of Fame ceremony - Nic Moore starts at 42:50
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