Tre Mosley has quietly become one of the most important pieces to the Michigan State offense. While Jayden Reed and Keon Coleman get the fanfare, Mosley quietly sits in the starting lineup and goes about his business being a sure-handed pass catcher and a plus in run blocking on the outside. On Mel Tucker’s radio show, Mosley announced that he will be using his fifth year of eligibility and returning to East Lansing.
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Michigan State redshirt junior wide receiver Tre Mosley has been named to the watch list for the Wuerffel Trophy, the premier award for community service in college football.
Michigan State came out of Saturday’s game against Rutgers fairly healthy, with just one player suffering and injury and failing to return. That was sophomore wide receiver Tre Mosley, who injured his leg in the second half of the 38-27 loss to Rutgers. According to Spartans coach Mel Tucker, Mosley’s status for Saturday’s matchup with Michigan is up in the air.
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There’s a good chance the wideouts could be the strongest position group on MSU’s offense. The presumptive top-three of Reed, Nailor, and Mosley should be one of the better trios in the Big Ten. Reed is a proven weapon in the slot, Nailor is arguably the fastest player on the offense and Mosley is a big, physical outside target who performed well as a true freshman. Beyond those three, there isn’t much proven depth but a good amount of promising talent.
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The former West Bloomfield High School star was on redshirt to begin the season but due to other guys going down, the Spartan coaching staff was forced to burn it. In five games last season, Mosley hauled in 21 catches for 216 yards and one touchdown.
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Recap of Michigan, Preview of Rutgers. Student Athletes Sophomore Safety Xavier Henderson and Freshman WR Tre Mosley
Xavier Henderson was only a month into practice. That’s all it took for the Michigan State true freshman safety to impress coaches and teammates while adjusting to the college level. “I come up here and I can run with some of the guys,” Henderson said last March, “but just kind of knowing what I’m doing and trying to play with knowledge so I can play faster is probably the biggest part.”
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It is no secret Michigan State’s 2019 football recruiting class is loaded with talent on the offensive and defensive line. Here’s a look at five prospects in MSU’s 2019 recruiting class who should be considered dark horses for early playing time in the fall.
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Perhaps it was the green jersey or maybe it was the familiar No. 7, but for most of Friday night, you might have mistaken Tre Mosley for Cody White. “Oh, I know Cody,” Mosley said, smiling. “He’s a future teammate.” White is a sophomore wide receiver at Michigan State and next fall Mosley will join him in East Lansing. But before that, Mosley has a few things he wants to accomplish at West Bloomfield.
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A busy two days in recruiting for Michigan State culminated with commitments from two of the top in-state prospects as Flint Carman-Ainsworth defensive end Michael Fletcher and West Bloomfield wide receiver Tre Mosley picked the Spartans on Friday. Fletcher and Mosley’s announcements came on the heels of Bolingbrook (Ill.) running back Anthony Williams Jr. committing earlier Friday, and Chicago Simeon wide receiver Alante Brown and Euclid (Ohio) running back Brandon Wright committing on Thursday.
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West Bloomfield 3-star wide receiver Tre Mosley has committed to Michigan State football, he announced Friday afternoon on Twitter.
GREEN & WHITE MUST RUN IN MY BLOOD.#SPARTANRE19N #flighcrewu pic.twitter.com/alGvnaBqaz
— IceTre❄️¹ᵏ (@Tremosley7) June 29, 2018
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Michigan State extended two recent offers at the wide receiver position and are believed to be at or near the top for both. Toledo Central Catholic’s Jase Bowen and West Bloomfield’s Tre Mosley were offered by the Spartans and several 247Sports Crystal Ball predictions have been filed for both to end up at Michigan State.
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If Michigan State’s 2019 in-state recruiting class were complete right now, it still would be one to marvel. And we stand more than a year away from National Signing Day for that group. Four 2019 recruits from Michigan among the 33 ranked in the 247Sports composite have committed to a school. Three have chosen Michigan State. All three — 4-star Belleville (Mich.) cornerback Julian Barnett, 4-star Oak Park (Mich.) quarterback Dwan Mathis and 4-star Walled Lake (Mich.) Western tackle Spencer Brown — rank among the top 10.
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