Michael Shane Moore
Life as a semi-pro football player |
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In 2001 Shane tried out for the Central Illinois Cougars
semi-pro football team. He won a roster spot as a third string Strong Safety and his duties only consisted of special teams play.
That year Shane set a league record with 27 special teams
tackles!
In 2002 Shane came back bigger and stronger. At 185, he
won the second string strong safety spot. The starter
suffered a neck injury two weeks before the season opener
and Shane was thrust into the spot light.
After a long and decorated career, Shane is announcing his retirement from football. During
his 8 year tenure he has earned the following awards and
achievements;
- 2001 MFL record for most special teams tackles in a season
- 2001 Team record for the most special teams tackles in a
season.
- 2002 Special Teams Player of the Year.
- 2003 Most Improved Player
- 2004 Most Hit of the Year
- 2005 Defensive Player of the Year
- 2005 Most dedicated
- 2006 Come back player of the year
- Led his team in tackles in 2006
- Led his team in tackles in 2007
- Holds Team tackle records
- Holds MFL career tackle record
- Holds MFL record for tackles in a game
- Holds Team record for most tackles in a game
Shane suffered a knee injury in off season work outs in
2005 that led to his early retirement. Shane came back from
the injury, leading his team in tackles two years in a row,
but the four screws and two knee anchor plates
prevented him from playing at the dominate level he was
accustomed
to. For more information on Shane's team, go to;
www.semiprocougars.com
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Delve deeper into the number one fantasy tale!
Shane
Moore’s “A Prisoner’s Welcome” (APW) has turned into one of the
newest fantasy hits! In his first year he was asked to be a guest
author in over twenty Sci-Fi Fantasy conventions. Shane appeared in
nineteen states and in Winnipeg Canada! Shane gives speeches and
writing assemblies at colleges and high schools. If you would like
to hire him for an event, visit the
booking page.
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