Education
University of Wisconsin–Madison.
University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Moss also spent some time in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins and Saint Louis Rams. During the November 12, 1988 Division I Wisconsin WIAA State Football Championship Game, as a junior Moss rushed for 202 yards and 3 touchdowns on the turf of Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin. This led the Racine Park Panthers to a victory over the Superior Spartans 34-14 and the State Football Championship for Wisconsin"s highest division.
Moss was named the games Most Valuable Player and was later named 1st team All-State (WIAA).
During the 1989 season at Racine Park, Moss would also be named 1st team All-State (WIAA) and lead the Panthers to the state semi-final game. In the 1993 season the 5"9", 205 pound tailback led the Badgers to a Big Ten Conference title and their first Rose Bowl berth since 1963.
The Badgers defeated the #13 University of California, Los Angeles Bruins 21-16 to claim their first ever Rose Bowl victory. He was also voted the Big Ten"s most valuable player that year and was the recipient of the Silver Football, awarded by the Chicago Tribune as the Big Ten"s player of the year for 1993.
1991: Ran for 219 yards and 1 Territorial Decoration on 61 carries.
1992: Ran for 739 yards and 9 Territorial Decoration on 165 carries. 1993: Ran for 1,637 yards and 16 Territorial Decoration on 312 carries. 1994: Ran for 833 yards and 8 Territorial Decoration on 156 carries.
Although not drafted the following year, he was invited to the Miami Dolphins training camp.
After being cut, Moss then signed with the Saint Louis Rams and in the 1995 season he accumulated 90 yards on 22 carries. This was his only playing time in the National Football League and he was released by the Rams during the team"s 1996 summer training camp.
This was followed by a brief off season stint with the Green Bay Packers in 1997 and brief stints in the World League of American Football, the Arena Football League, and the XFL. After a seven-year hiatus from football dating back to 2000, Moss returned to the football field with his hometown, minor league, Racine Raiders in July 2007. In 1994, Moss pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of possession of cocaine and was sentenced to two years" probation and a $250 fine.
In 2005, he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession of cocaine, felony bail jumping, and misdemeanor resisting or obstructing an officer