Bryan Moore is in his third season of his second stint of coaching at Thomas More University during the 2024-25 academic year as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.  He began his coaching career at Thomas More as he was on the Saints' staff from 2000-2005.

Moore comes to Thomas More after serving as the head football coach at Wilmington (Ohio) College the previous five seasons where he he took over a team with a 3-77 record the eight previous seasons.  Moore was able to put an end to several dubious losing streaks, including stopping a 40 game Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) losing streak his first season and defeating conference rival Ohio Northern University for the first time since 1956.

Prior to Wilmington, Moore was the offensive coordinator at Bluffton University, where he worked under another former Thomas More assistant coach Denny Dorrel and broke the all-time Bluffton records for yards per game, points per game and passing yards per game.  He also has served as wide receiver coach and special teams coordinator at Heidelberg University, where two wide receivers (Donteea Dye and Mike Preston) went on to the NFL, and served two years at the offensive coordinator at Emory and Henry College.

During his first stint at Thomas More, Moore was the wide receiver coach and special teams coordinator and helped the 2001 team complete a 10-0 regular season, host two NCAA Division III playoff games and advance to the round of 16 in the playoffs.

Moore, a native of Northeast Ohio, is a graduate of Hiram College and and Brookfield High School.  He lives with his wife Sheila and children; River, Sky, Landen, twins Legen and Legacy and Honor.