Multiple Power 4 schools making hard push for Thompson wide receiver ahead of SEC visit

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Darion Moseley continues to add offers as his recruitment shows no signs of slowing down.

Moseley is a junior at Thompson High School in Alabaster, Alabama. He reports recent offers from Nebraska, Kentucky, Utah, San Diego State and Arkansas State to go along with earlier offers from Vanderbilt, Mississippi State and others.

The Bulldogs will host Moseley for a visit this weekend. His relationship with the Bulldogs remain strong after the departure of Chad Bumphis to Utah. Mississippi State recently announced Desmond Lindsey as its assistant wide receiver coach.

“It’s strong even with the new coaching change and meeting a new wide receivers coach,” Moseley said. “It is still strong.”

Moseley tells Touchdown Alabama the other schools recruiting him hard outside of Mississippi State are Kentucky and Utah. There are other schools showing heavy interest in him but have yet to extend an offer. Those teams are BYU, Oklahoma, Florida and Auburn.

The Thompson product pulled in 68 receptions for 1,128 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior. He contributes his play to his impressive skillset.

“I’d say my speed.” Moseley said when asked what do he feels is a strength of his game. “It was my biggest focus coming into this past year, being able to separate from defenders with and without the ball. I also have a high football IQ. I spend a lot of time in the film room, understanding coverages and how to get in soft spots in zone and beat certain coverages off base alignment.”

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