Safety Mossi Johnson talks about making his first official start at safety and how the team’s energy on the sideline contributed to the win.
Video: Mossi Johnson after UCLA’s 44-37 win over Arizona State
Reply
Tag Archives: Mossi Johnson
Video: Mossi Johnson after practice Oct. 3
Safety Mossi Johnson talks about getting more playing time against Colorado and how he was able to adjust so quickly to defense after making the switch during spring practice.
Video: Bolu Olorunfunmi and Mossi Johnson
Running back Bolu Olorunfunmi talks about working with DeShaun Foster and gaining motivation from last year.
Receiver/defensive back Mossi Johnson talks about his move to the defensive side of the ball, his goals for the year and his role in bringing positive energy to the team.
Video: Josh Rosen, Mossi Johnson, Bolu Olorunfunmi and Gyo Shojima
Quarterback Josh Rosen talks about facing BYU again, the play-calling under Kennedy Polamalu and throwing Mossi Johnson his first touchdown pass in the Rose Bowl.
Receiver Mossi Johnson talks about coming back from injury, finally getting to score at the Rose Bowl and head coach Jim Mora sending him game photos.
Running back Bolu Olorunfunmi talks about why he’s been calling Soso Jamabo “Reggie” this week, why he doesn’t call Josh Rosen “Matt,” and why Brandon Stephens is called “Bunny Stephens.”
Center Gyo Shojima talks about possibly being the first Japanese-born person to play in a Division I college football game, how he ended up in football and how he earned his black belt in shorinji kempo.
UCLA receiver Mossi Johnson suffers season-ending knee injury
UCLA receiver Mossi Johnson is out for the season after suffering his second major knee injury in less than three years. (Andy Holzman/Staff)
UCLA receiver Mossi Johnson is out for the season after tearing multiple knee ligaments, head coach Jim Mora confirmed Sunday.
The sophomore made eight catches for 41 yards in the Bruins’ first three games, and also played sparingly at safety the past two weeks. Mora said Johnson tore his ACL, MCL and PCL during one-on-one drills last week, but wasn’t sure which knee the receiver injured.
The Crenshaw High grad tore ligaments in his left knee back in January 2013, which forced him to delay his enrollment at UCLA until the following year. He caught 23 passes for 232 yards and a touchdown as a freshman. Bruin Report Online first reported news of Johnson’s injury.
Johnson is the fourth player that UCLA has lost for the season, following defensive lineman Eddie Vanderdoes (ACL), linebacker Myles Jack (meniscus), and cornerback Fabian Moreau (foot).