We've been talking about this kid for a while...guess it's time for a thread. Rivals lists an offer from OSU, although that is unconfirmed by the BPRT...
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Offensive tackle
Richmond (VA) Meadowbrook
Height: 6-foot-7
Weight: 332 lbs
Forty: 5.2 secs
Bench max: 380 pounds
Squat max: 460 pounds
Big lineman on Vols' wish list : Football Recruiting : GoVolsXtra.com
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ESPN- College Football Recruiting On the Trail 2009
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11/24
Already visited WVU, and plans to visit Ohio State and Alabama. Also interested in Tennessee, UVA, VT, Georgia, FSU, and to a lesser extent UNC. Going to VT this weekend on an unofficial for the VT game.
Rivals.com Video (12/9/2008): AMP: Morgan Moses knows at least two
12/9
Says he is sure he will visit Tennessee and Ohio State.
It is my understanding that Morgan has a lot of work to do in the classroom...
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
Offensive tackle
Richmond (VA) Meadowbrook
Height: 6-foot-7
Weight: 332 lbs
Forty: 5.2 secs
Bench max: 380 pounds
Squat max: 460 pounds
Big lineman on Vols' wish list : Football Recruiting : GoVolsXtra.com
Tennessee has brought in a unprecedented number of football prospects this spring, but the Vols are still hoping to get a big one to come visit.
Offensive lineman Morgan Moses from Meadowbrook High in Richmond, Va., stands 6-foot-7 and weighs 347 pounds. With plenty of athletic ability, it?s no surprise he?s one of the top prospects in the nation.
UT, Florida, Miami, Georgia, West Virginia, Clemson and Alabama are among the schools that have already come calling with scholarship offers. Nearby Virginia, Virginia Tech and Maryland were the first to extend official invitations.
Therein lies the problem for out-of-state schools like UT. Moses knows Virginia, Virginia Tech and Maryland. He?s already visited each of their campuses.
?All three of them are great schools,? Moses said. ?I like the coaches, the players, good facilities and good people surrounding the team.?
In order for any school, including UT, to lure Moses, a visit is in order, either this summer or an official trip this fall. So far, Moses said he has no plans to visit any schools this summer.
The good news is Moses said he has no leader and plans to ?ride it out ?til the end,? meaning no decision is imminent.
?Distance really doesn?t play a part,? Moses added, yet another reason for the Vols and others to keep hoping.
?Tennessee is a good school and I?m looking to see more about what they?re offering,? Moses said.
Moses is being recruited by receivers coach Latrell Scott.
?Coach Scott is an awesome guy, down to earth,? Moses said. ?I?m hoping to get to know him more.?
Scott, who?s in Virginia this week to visit with prospects including Moses, has a strong sales pitch for offensive linemen since joining UT?s staff in January. With former offensive lineman turned offensive line coach Phillip Fulmer as head coach, Moses would have a tie to the top.
?That?s good to know,? Moses said. ?I guess you could say he looks out for his big guys.?
Moses certainly is that. He started as a freshman playing tight end at 6-4, 260 pounds. Following a growth spurt, he moved to offensive guard during his sophomore season before eventually finding a home at offensive tackle.
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Ross (Ohio): Bill what are WVU's chances with Lamar Miller, Tavon Austin, Morgan Moses?
Bill Conley: Miller may be tough to get out of Florida but I'm sure Doc Holliday, who has always done a great job in Florida, will work him hard. ... Austin will probably pick between Pitt, West Va. and Maryland. Moses will be the toughest to get even though he is relatively close. He might choose Michigan or Tennessee even over the Virginia schools.
ESPN- College Football Recruiting On the Trail 2009
Morgan Moses shares what he's looking for
ESPNU 150 offensive tackle Morgan Moses spoke with affiliate Web site GatorCountry.com and he's still wide open.
However, Moses did state what he's seeking, "I am looking for early playing time. Also, I want a place where I can win a championship and a place with good coaches. I want coaches who are going to be there the whole time I'm there."
He added, "I don't need to be close home, I?ll go wherever I fit the best."
Progams such as Florida, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and LSU are all in hot pursuit of Moses.
Rivals $
11/24
Already visited WVU, and plans to visit Ohio State and Alabama. Also interested in Tennessee, UVA, VT, Georgia, FSU, and to a lesser extent UNC. Going to VT this weekend on an unofficial for the VT game.
Rivals.com Video (12/9/2008): AMP: Morgan Moses knows at least two
12/9
Says he is sure he will visit Tennessee and Ohio State.
It is my understanding that Morgan has a lot of work to do in the classroom...