Charles Moore joined the Auburn Family prior to the 2017 season as a graduate assistant working with the Auburn defensive backs.
Moore came to Auburn after two seasons as a defensive graduate assistant working with the secondary, while also holding the role of co-special teams coordinator at Tarleton State University.
Moore played safety at Tarleton State from 2010-14 under Coach Cary Fowler, starting as a junior and senior. He recorded 204 career tackles for the Texans, and was part of the Texans’ 2013 Lone Star Conference championship squad. He earned Daktronics second team All-America, Daktronics all-Super Region Four and all-Lone Star Conference honors on the field.
A first-team CoSIDA Academic All-American, Moore earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Tarleton State in December, 2014, and was named the Kinesiology Department’s most outstanding graduate. One of 17 recipients of the National Football Foundation postgraduate scholarship and a finalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy as the top scholar-athlete in college football, he also received the Eddie Robinson Scholarship and was honored as one of nine Texas scholar-athletes by the NFF Gridiron Club of Dallas.
A product of Carrollton, Texas, and a graduate of R.L. Turner High, Moore has a master’s degree in athletic administration from Tarleton State, and is currently pursuing a specialist degree in adult education from Auburn.
Moore came to Auburn after two seasons as a defensive graduate assistant working with the secondary, while also holding the role of co-special teams coordinator at Tarleton State University.
Moore played safety at Tarleton State from 2010-14 under Coach Cary Fowler, starting as a junior and senior. He recorded 204 career tackles for the Texans, and was part of the Texans’ 2013 Lone Star Conference championship squad. He earned Daktronics second team All-America, Daktronics all-Super Region Four and all-Lone Star Conference honors on the field.
A first-team CoSIDA Academic All-American, Moore earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Tarleton State in December, 2014, and was named the Kinesiology Department’s most outstanding graduate. One of 17 recipients of the National Football Foundation postgraduate scholarship and a finalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy as the top scholar-athlete in college football, he also received the Eddie Robinson Scholarship and was honored as one of nine Texas scholar-athletes by the NFF Gridiron Club of Dallas.
A product of Carrollton, Texas, and a graduate of R.L. Turner High, Moore has a master’s degree in athletic administration from Tarleton State, and is currently pursuing a specialist degree in adult education from Auburn.