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— Nick Mosley (@nmosley_) May 22, 2020
His name is Nick Mosley from Pickerington Central HS. His school won the 2019 D1 state championship and have won twice in three years. He's a RB, 6'1" and 195 pounds, with offers from Akron, Ball State and WMU, according to 247. This local news story said he had 7 MAC offers.
He has a 3-star ranking from 247. At one point, he was a top 40 prospect in Ohio.
After five games as a junior, he had 631 yards, with a 6.4-yards-per-carry average, and scored 10 touchdowns on a team that apparently likes to distribute touches among several players. Going into the title game he had 1,394 yards and 22 touchdowns. He also scored in the state championship game.
He's had some tragedy in his life. His older brother died of brain cancer at the age of 13. Here's a quote from his Mom, if you're wondering about the person Nick is:
“The boys had a few private conversations when Branden was still able to speak and I never asked what was said, but I can only assume Branden was telling Nick what he expected from him,” said their mother, Angela Mosley. “When Branden died, Nick stepped right into all those roles seamlessly. Nick practically became Branden. They’re so much alike, it’s almost ridiculous. But that’s not a bad thing at all. I’ve been blessed to have three great kids.”
Welcome to the Falcons, Nick.
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