Cory Moore is going home. Returning to his alma mater, Moore was named head football coach at St. Petersburg, FloridaLakewood High School, the school where he first found success as a running back from 1991 to 1994, athletic director Javan Turner announced Friday.
"It's a dream come true," said Moore, 32. "The opportunity to come back to the school where I played and to be the head coach. It's a great school with so much history." Moore beat out 15 other finalists. He replaces Otis Dixon, who resigned last month to take a job in the insurance business. The decision came down to Moore, Gibbs assistant Dave Cleppe and Largo assistant Jeremy Frioud, according to Turner.
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