Eric Hampford:
Future150 GM / Senior National Analyst. Covering high and middle school basketball.
Nashville, TN (Future150) -- North Little Rock (AR) shooting guard Adrian Moore has used a huge sophomore season on the hardwood to become one of the most sought-after prospects nationally in the 2016 class.
Already holding offers from Arkansas and Baylor, as well as interest from California, Connecticut, Florida, Kansas, Memphis & Vanderbilt, it's safe to say that things are going pretty well for the explosive 6-foot-4 wing.
In the past few days, a new school has gotten into the mix with Moore, who has improved his perimeter skills since high school basketball season came to and end.
Danny Manning and Wake Forest have reached out to him and his family, becoming the latest high major school to start tracking the physical guard. The Demon Deacons could become a major player for his services, due to their highly regarded academic programs. Adrian is currently a 3.9 student in the classroom, something he and his family take very serious.
Known for his dunking ability since his middle school days, Adrian has worked extremely hard to improve the other facets of his game, and is now blossoming into one of the premier targets in the Southeast.
Currently, he is ranked as the #45 prospect nationally, and if he continues to show consistency in shooting, that number will rise by the end of summer.
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