Four-Star LB Keylan Moses names Finalists

Four-star linebacker Keylan Moses of Baton Rouge (LA) University Lab narrowed his list to 5 schools Tuesday evening.

The 6-foot-2, 215 pounder is down to the following: Florida, LSU, Oregon, Texas, and Tennessee.

Moses will announce his college decision on November 30th.

Breaking down the finalists

Keylan Moses broke down what stood out about each school

Florida – It’s like a home away from home, the whole staff is from UL so they understand the circumstances of being from Louisiana. They made it really comfortable for me and that’s why I keep coming back. I also have a cousin on staff (Corey Raymond) so that helps a lot too, they’re basically LSU but they’re in another state. 

LSU – Being around them my whole life , it’s like I’m basically a part of the team. I have so much In common with these guys and some of them even come to support for my home games so it’s a lot of good reasons why they made it on my list, but one of the big ones is their loyalty to me.

Oregon – They made me feel extremely comfortable down there while I was visiting. I loved every single second of my trip and can’t wait to go again. Guys like Coach Tosh and AP I had pre-existing relationships with and throughout the trip the relationships just got better. And the environment was even better. It was just perfect up there.

Texas – “Everything is bigger in Texas” is such a real saying because their campus is huge, but getting a chance to talk to guys like coach K , coach Sark and coach Choate really made me feel like a priority and I really appreciate them taking their time out to coach me. I picked up some key points and I loved their coaching styles.

Tennessee – They’ve been recruiting me from the jump and the loyalty they’ve had has been through the roof. There’s been times where I get a call and we don’t even talk ball we just talk life and I appreciate that coming from them. I just know for sure the love from there is real.

Keylan Moses Recruiting Profile

Moses ranks as the No. 176 player in the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He also tabs in as the No. 22 linebacker and the No. 3 player in the state of Louisiana.