Earvin Moore is in his first season as a member of the Bears Football staff. He is the Co-Offensive Coordinator/Director of Recruiting and will be in charge of wide receivers.
A coaching veteran with over 12 years of experience, Moore brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to Southwest.
Moore graduated from Stone High School where he rushed for over 3,500 yards and was an All-State running back for the Tomcats.
Afterward, he attended Mississippi Gulf Coast where he won the Harold "War Daddy" White Award and was a member of the 2007 NJCAA National Championship Team and the 2008 State Championship Team.
Upon graduation, he played at Nicholls State as a running back for the Colonels.
Following his time in Thibodaux, LA he began his coaching career back at Gulf Coast as the Running Backs Coach and Assistant Director of Recruiting.
Following a six-year run with the Bulldogs, he spent the 2018 season coaching running backs at Hinds before two separate stints as Offensive Coordinator at Brusly High School in Louisiana from 2019-21 and 2024. In between those two runs was a stop at Port Allen High School in Louisiana as the Offensive Coordinator.
During the 2018 season at Brusly, he helped lead the team to their first appearance in the state quarterfinals in school history. In addition, the 2018 Panther offense set school records for rushing yards, passing touchdowns and receiving touchdowns in a season.
Moore was also an intern with the Cleveland Browns in 2014 working with the Player Personnel department.
Moore and his wife Whitley are the parents of a son, Samuel. Moore also has a Goddaughter, Imani Sam.
