Buff recruit QB/Ath Josh Moten Commits to Washington
I wouldn't say this is a huge loss but I wanted him because he was an athlete and we all know the Buffs need that. Washington offered him as an athlete as well just this week and he committed on spot. The Buffs offered him as an athlete as well. Can't wait to hear why he picked the Huskies over the Buffs. Here is the earlier story we did on Moten and a few videos.
Sarkisian on the board with commitment from Josh Moten
Rated as a quarterback but recruited as a receiver or defensive back, Josh Moten has become new Washington head coach Steve Sarkisian's first commitment, ESPN's Greg Biggins reports.
Sarkisian offered Moten a scholarship during an in-home visit. Narbonne recruiting coordinator Byron Moore Sr. said, "He committed almost right away. They offered him as an athlete."
Moten was recognized as a first team all-city performer this fall. As a junior, he threw for 2,129 yards and 16 touchdowns while also rushing for 837 yards.
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man every time I see one of the guys off our considering list commit
I get a little more worried that we are headed toward a Barnett type recruiting class.
Hopefully we can pick up a few late recruits and make it so at least we add some guys that can contribute even if we are picking up a “play maker”
Of course look at last year our “play makers” did nothing and Stewart was the beast.
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