Quincy University Hawks

2025 (Junior): Moore appeared in six games during his junior season with the Hawks, making an impact in the defensive backfield. He finished the year with 22 tackles, including seven solo stops and 15 assists, while adding 2.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks.

Moore also recorded two interceptions, one quarterback hurry, and one pass breakup. His top tackling performance came against St. Mary-of-the-Woods (9/20/25), where he finished with a season-high seven tackles. He later made program history against Oakland City (11/1/25), recording the first multi-interception game in Quincy sprint football history.
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2024 (Sophomore): In his second season with QU, Austin appeared in all six games, making 20 tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss. one sack, one forced fumble, and led the team for the second straight season with two interceptions. He had a season-high seven tackles to open up the season against Bellarmine (9/14/24), the same game he forced a fumble. Moore recorded his first collegiate sack against Midway (10/12/24).

2023 (Freshman): In his freshman season, Moore appeared in all eight games, where he made 12 tackles and had a team-high four interceptions and two forced fumbles. He made his collegiate debut against Fontbonne (9/14/23), where he made his first tackle. Austin intercepted his first pass against Walsh (9/22/23) and caused two fumbles in a win over Calumet College (9/30/23).

Personal: Austin Moore hails from Newton, Illinois, and attended Newton Community High School, where he was a member of the Eagles. He is the son of John Milliman, Jenny Milliman, and Mike Moore and has a sibling named Tucker Milliman. Austin played four years of football and one year of basketball, helping his team reach the state playoffs in 2019 and 2021. His senior season highlights include four interceptions, three sacks, two forced fumbles, and one fumble recovery. In his free time, Austin enjoys fishing and hunting. His favorite athletes are Deion Sanders, Troy Polamalu, and Brian Dawkins, and he roots for the Dallas Cowboys, St. Louis Cardinals, and Las Vegas Golden Knights.