Last month, Charles Mosley was involved in a car wreck that the Tennessee Highway Patrol deemed serious enough that the 2014 Tennessee signee was “lucky to be alive.”
Unfortunately, as a result of that accident, the start of Mosley’s collegiate career has been put on hold.
Head coach Butch Jones confirmed to 247Sports.com that Mosley will likely miss the entire 2014 season because of injuries incurred in the wreck. The lineman sustained a broken leg in the accident, one in which he was a passenger in a vehicle that was being driven by a family member.
“We don’t anticipate him being back for this year,” Jones said according to the recruiting website. “He’s been back since reporting day, so he’s getting the rehabilitation that he needs. He’s still around the meetings... He’s always up. He’s always positive. And to be able to have him around our team is very, very good — good for him and good for the team, as well.”
Mosley was a three-star member of UT’s 2014 recruiting class, rated as the No. 25 guard in the country. He was expected to begin his Vols career as a defensive tackle.
(Photo credit: Rivals.com)
