University of Maryland Athletics

CAREER HONORS

• 2021 Pro Football Focus Second Team All-Big Ten 
• 2021 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten

As a Senior (2021): Started all 13 games at safety ... Led the Terps with 83 tackles (56 solo) and tallied eight pass breakups, one forced fumble and 0.5 tackles for loss ... Eighth highest rated safety in FBS via Pro Football Focus (84.2 grade) & second highest in the Big Ten ...Totaled six tackles (three solo) and a pass breakup in dominant win over Virginia Tech (12/29) in New Era Pinstripe Bowl ... Recorded six tackles (five solo) and a pass breakup in bowl clinching win over Rutgers (11/27) ... Tallied nine tackles (six solo), a pass breakup and half a tackle for loss at #8 Michigan State (11/13) ... Recorded a career-best 13 tackles (nine solo) to lead team vs. #22 Penn State (11/6) ... Led team with eight tackles (six solo) and tallied a career-best two pass breakups vs. Indiana (10/30) ... Posted six tackles (four solo) vs. #5 Iowa (10/1) to lead team for second week in a row ... Led team with seven tackles (all solo) in win over Kent State (9/25) ... Tallied six tackles (three solo), a pass breakup and a forced fumble in win at Illinois (9/17)

As a Junior (2020): Started in all five games at safety ... One of only six Terps to start in all five games ... Second on team with 41 total tackles and led team with 24 solo tackles ... Also posted 2.5 tackles for loss, one sack and two pass breakups ... Tabbed six tackles (five solo) and one for loss vs. Rutgers (12/12) ... Posted career-best 12 tackles & eight solo tackles, including 0.5 for loss and a pass breakup at #12 Indiana ... Totaled six tackles (three solo) and second career sack in win at Penn State (11/7) ... Had career-high 11 tackles (seven solo) in win over Minnesota (10/30) ... Tallied six tackles during start in first game of season at Northwestern (10/24).

As a Sophomore (2019): Appeared in all 12 games with seven starts at safety ... Sixth on the team with 48 tackles (35 solo) ... Tallied one sack, one interception, one forced fumble and three pass breakups ... Recorded six tackles in season finale at Michigan State (11/30) ... Matched career-best with seven tackles (five solo) vs. Nebraska (11/23) ... Posted five solo tackles at Purdue (10/12) ... Recorded six tackles (four solo) and a pass breakup at Rutgers (10/5) ... Tallied a career-best seven tackles at Temple (9/14) with first career forced fumble ... Posted first career interception, returning it for 13 yards vs. #21 Syracuse (9/7) ... Also notched first career sack vs. the Orange.

As a Freshman (2018): Appeared in 10 of 12 games at defensive back, missing only the #23 Texas (9/1) and at #19 Iowa (10/20) games ... Totaled 29 tackles (18 solo) ... Second on the team with a career-best six tackles at #15 Penn State (11/24) ... Matched then career-best with four tackles against Ohio State (11/17) ... Totaled four tackles against Rutgers (10/13) ... Had three tackles at #15 Michigan (10/6) ... Posted four tackles vs. Minnesota (9/22) ... Made collegiate debut at Bowling Green (9/8).

Personal: From Havertown, Pa. … son of Kevin and Angela … father played football at Villanova University 1990-93 … majoring in Letters & Sciences.

Before Maryland: A consensus 3-star recruit across all major recruiting outlets … rated the 31st overall player in the state of Pennsylvania by ESPN and Rivals … broke Haverford’s career receiving yards mark in two seasons … helped lead Haverford to a 9-3 record as a senior, catching 49 passes for 865 yards and 10 touchdowns … led Delaware County with eight interceptions as a senior … a two-time All-Delco selection … a first team All-Central League selection as a junior, catching 52 passes for 996 yards and 11 touchdowns on offense … also received offers from Minnesota, Rutgers and Temple … coached by Joe Gallagher.

MOSLEY'S CAREER HIGHS
Tackles - 13 (#22 Penn State, 11/6/21)
Solo Tackles - 9 (#22 Penn State, 11/6/21)
Interceptions - 1 (#21 Syracuse, 9/7/19)
Sacks - 1 (2x, last at Penn State, 11/7/20)
Forced Fumble - 1 (2x, last at Illinois, 9/17/21)