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Rookie Moses matures into talented player - m.JSOnline.com
From article:
Moses was a 220-pound linebacker who terrorized offenses and drew the attention of several NCAA Division I schools. Moses wanted to play for hometown Rutgers, but when the Scarlet Knights were slow to offer, Moses picked Iowa.
"I was 18 years old and thought I had it all figured out," Moses said.
He didn't.
Moses was buried on the bench with the Hawkeyes. He played in just four games as a sophomore and made three tackles. Five underclassmen linebackers were ahead of him.
Moses also was arrested for public intoxication in September 2008 and suspended four games. Late that season, Moses decided Iowa wasn't for him.
"I was just really immature at that point," Moses said. "I was in a tough situation. I was a backup guy and I didn't have the right mind-set.
"But it was all a learning experience and I wouldn't take anything back from it because it made me who I am today."
From article:
Moses was a 220-pound linebacker who terrorized offenses and drew the attention of several NCAA Division I schools. Moses wanted to play for hometown Rutgers, but when the Scarlet Knights were slow to offer, Moses picked Iowa.
"I was 18 years old and thought I had it all figured out," Moses said.
He didn't.
Moses was buried on the bench with the Hawkeyes. He played in just four games as a sophomore and made three tackles. Five underclassmen linebackers were ahead of him.
Moses also was arrested for public intoxication in September 2008 and suspended four games. Late that season, Moses decided Iowa wasn't for him.
"I was just really immature at that point," Moses said. "I was in a tough situation. I was a backup guy and I didn't have the right mind-set.
"But it was all a learning experience and I wouldn't take anything back from it because it made me who I am today."
