Fort Washington 4-Star CB Commits to A&M

Fort Washington (Md.) National Christian Academy four-star cornerback Josh Moten catapulted to elite status very quickly. He earned offers from programs across the nation including schools such as Nebraska, Texas A&M, Baylor, Arkansas, Penn State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon and Pitt. In total he picked up 26 offers.

Earlier this year the school Moten visited most was Penn State, and the five-foot-11, 165-pound prospect made an early call by committing to the Nittany Lions on February 2, 2019.

Texas A&M had offered Moten two days prior to the commitment. Moten was very intrigued after hearing more about the Aggies. On June 13, 2019 Moten made a decision to open his recruitment back up, and the very next day he was in College Station for an official visit.

"After talking and having deep thought with my family, I think I pulled the trigger to fast," Moten tweeted. "I didn't equally give some of the universities that have been recruiting me an equal chance, so, I will be de-committing from Penn State University and opening my recruitment up all the way."

After A&M he took only one more official to Nebraska, but it was not enough to keep that initial intrigue Moten had for A&M from turning into love for A&M.

On Tuesday July 2, 2019 Moten committed to Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies.

"Moten’s length is his most coveted physical attribute but he has shown great instincts and that allows him to create a lot of turnovers. His frame is also very lean so expect him to develop into the type of cornerback that can shutdown bigger wide receivers." - Adam Friedman