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Moore named SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week

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Harrison Moore posted a game-high PFF pass blocking grade of 83.9 in the Gators win

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Junior center Harrison Moore has been named the SEC Offensive Lineman of the week following his performance in the Gators 44-39 win at Auburn, the league office announced on Monday.

Moore played all 81 offensive snaps at center for the Gators and posted a game-high PFF pass blocking grade of 83.9, while not allowing a sack, QB hit, QB hurry, or QB pressure in the entire game. On the season, Moore has only allowed one hurry and pressure and a pass black efficiency of 99.3, according to PFF.

Moore’s blocking efforts helped the Gators put up 495 total yards (243 rushing and 252 passing) against Auburn and allowed Baugh to become the first Gator to rush for 100 yards at Auburn since Bo Carroll rushed for 104 at Auburn in 1996.

Through the first three games of the season, Moore and the offensive line have put up a run blocking grade of 71.3, good for 19th in the FBS and third in the SEC, while only surrendering two sacks and two QB hurries.

The SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week honor for Moore is the first for a Gator since Austin Barber earned the award for his performance against Mississippi State on Sept. 21 in 2024.
 

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Harrison Moore posted a game-high PFF pass blocking grade of 83.9 in the Gators win

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Junior center Harrison Moore has been named the SEC Offensive Lineman of the week following his performance in the Gators 44-39 win at Auburn, the league office announced on Monday.

Moore played all 81 offensive snaps at center for the Gators and posted a game-high PFF pass blocking grade of 83.9, while not allowing a sack, QB hit, QB hurry, or QB pressure in the entire game. On the season, Moore has only allowed one hurry and pressure and a pass black efficiency of 99.3, according to PFF.

Moore’s blocking efforts helped the Gators put up 495 total yards (243 rushing and 252 passing) against Auburn and allowed Baugh to become the first Gator to rush for 100 yards at Auburn since Bo Carroll rushed for 104 at Auburn in 1996.

Through the first three games of the season, Moore and the offensive line have put up a run blocking grade of 71.3, good for 19th in the FBS and third in the SEC, while only surrendering two sacks and two QB hurries.

The SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week honor for Moore is the first for a Gator since Austin Barber earned the award for his performance against Mississippi State on Sept. 21 in 2024.
I am sure this is very satisfying for him after Brent Key through him under the bus in a comment about him while he was at Georgia Tech.
 

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And after his bad first game. Even in this game, he really didn't look great. My issue is using PFF grades to justify an award. They are terrible. Just yesterday there was a Twitter back-and-forth over their not awarding TB's Bain any pressures in the game, while ESPN Next Gen gave him three and people were posting video of him getting pressure. Too many people, coaches and players, crap on the PFF grades for them to be taken this seriously.