Having the opportunity to watch many of the athletes in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties when they begin playing football at the youth football level, the Miami Herald will shine the spotlight on many athletes during the spring and summer.
With the chance to see the athletes away from the football field as well, we can bring you up close and personal with some of the top prospects in the nation - right here in our own backyard.
PLAYER: Dinero Moss
YEAR: 2012
SCHOOL: Piper
CITY: Sunrise
POSITION: DB
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 175
HEAD FOOTBALL COACH: Jim Kademoff
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: All it took was to watch this young man play in a game as a sophomore and we were all sold. This is truly a rising prospect in the impressive Class of 2012.
His ability to stop the run as well as get in the pocket of elite receivers is something that keeps you peeled to his every move. His strength and quickness make him a quick, physical player!
At a time when his coaches were raving about his potential, having a chance to see him and then watch him compete in the off season, has kept Moss in the spotlight.
Last year, the Bengals had Nevin Lawson, who was easily one of the top defensive secondary prospects around, receiving little exposure and ending up at Utah State. This year, Moss will turn more heads and set the table for a senior year where colleges will check out his every move.
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