On the fifteenth anniversary of the Lou Henson Award (given to the highest Mid-Main participant in Division I males’s faculty basketball), an HBCU participant hears his title referred to as.
Regardless of being the award’s solely HBCU finalist, Norfolk State guard Brian Moore Jr. turns into the second HBCU participant to take it residence, becoming a member of fellow Norfolk State alum Kyle O’Quinn.
The reward he deserves 👏
Brian Moore Jr. has gained the @collegeinsider Lou Henson Award, recognizing the highest mid-major participant in faculty basketball!#GoldStandard🔰 | @brianmoore_2 pic.twitter.com/aiHZJpbb30
— Norfolk State Males’s Basketball (@NSU_BBALL) April 1, 2025
In his first season at Norfolk State, transferring to the group after taking part in the previous two years at Murray State, Moore helped lead the Spartans to their second straight MEAC common season title.
He averaged 19.0 factors (second within the MEAC), 3.7 rebounds, 3.1 assists, and 1.3 steals in 31 common season video games, being named to the All-MEAC First Group.
The Spartans’ guard then went on to win the MVP of the MEAC match after main the group to their first convention match championship since 2022.
Within the championship recreation, Moore completed with 15 factors, seven rebounds, 4 assists, and two steals.
Moore turns into the fourth participant to win this award regardless of not being named their respective convention’s participant of the yr.
