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Terry
Moss Selected to Play in Hula Bowl (12/14/2006) |
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FROM BALL STATE
ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING
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| MUNCIE, Ind. --
Terry Moss (Huber Heights, Ohio/Wayne H.S.), a
senior wide receiver for the Ball State University
football team, has been selected to play in the
Cornerstone Bancard Hula Bowl All-Star Game. |
| The Hula Bowl,
which allows elite collegiate football student-athletes to
showcase their talents for National Football League
scouts, will be played Sun., Jan. 14, at 8:30 p.m., on
ESPN at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. |
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Moss becomes the first
Ball State football player invited to a postseason
all-star game since Justin Beriault played in the Las
Vegas All-American Classic and Reggie Hodges competed in
the East-West Shrine Game after the 2004 season. Moss
is the first Ball State football student-athlete to appear
in the Hula Bowl. |
| Moss
started 11 games for the Cardinals this season and managed
27 catches for 685 yards with eight touchdowns. He
averaged a team-high 25.4 yards per catch, and had a
career long reception of 81 yards, which went for a
touchdown against North Dakota State. Moss was also
Ball State’s top kick returner with 23 for 551 yards and
a 24.0 average. |
| In his career, Moss
started 25 games and played in 43-of-45. He led the
Cardinals in receptions (36), receiving yards (420) and
touchdown catches (4) as a junior. |
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The Hula Bowl coaches include Pat Hill
of Fresno State, Mark Richt of Georgia, Rich Rodriquez of
West Virginia and Art Briles of Houston. |
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