illinoisbuckeye said:is it possible that he will walk on and than earn an athletic scholorship later on in his career or does that violate the academic scholorship that he received?
Sure its possible...
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illinoisbuckeye said:is it possible that he will walk on and than earn an athletic scholorship later on in his career or does that violate the academic scholorship that he received?
This is always an unsung position. Hopefully he becomes every bit as good as what Andrews was.CriticalSteve said:Spoke with Andrew on Photo Day. Mentioned playing Center but was excited about taking over the Long Snapping duties a couple of years down the road.
Younger brother's example hits home
Chris Moses moves on from lost opportunity
Monday, August 18, 2008 3:06 AM
By Ken Gordon
The Columbus Dispatch
Photo courtesy of the Moses family
Chris Moses, middle, has vicariously experienced being a Buckeye through his brother, Andrew. Their father, Charley, is pictured at left.
They frolicked together on a snow-covered field in Massillon, two brothers celebrating endings and beginnings. It was December 2002, and Andrew and Chris Moses had just helped Watterson win the Division III state championship. Both started on the offensive line during a fairy-tale season for the Eagles, who started 2-3 before rallying to win it all.
It was the end of their childhood together. Andrew was a sophomore and Chris, a senior, would soon leave for college.
On that bitterly cold evening, though, neither one knew it also marked a beginning of a role reversal, a painful process that would end with older brother Chris looking up to younger brother Andrew.
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