Nearly six weeks to the day after helping lead Princeton to its first state championship, Tigers’ standout senior Brad Mossor has pledged his commitment to West Virginia University.
Let’s work @WVUfootball!!@coachpkirkland @RealCoachRod @CoachRGarrett pic.twitter.com/LRicOwQbyK
— Brad mossor (@bradley_mossor) January 16, 2026
A wide receiver/running back who also thrived as a defensive back and as a returner on special teams, Mossor was named MetroNews Player of the Year and garnered the Kennedy Award as the state’s most outstanding player for his efforts in 2025.
Mossor concluded his senior season with 93 receptions for 1,512 yards and 14 touchdowns. He rushed for 914 yards and 28 touchdowns on 125 carries and reached the end zone an additional seven times by way of special teams return or defensive score.
On December 6, Mossor accounted for all five Tiger touchdowns in Princeton’s 36-35 victory against Nitro in the Class AAA final. Mossor accounted for 22 of his team’s 23 fourth-quarter points by scoring touchdowns and a pair of two-point conversions on a night where he finished with five receptions for 132 yards and 24 rushes for 115 yards.
Shortly after his final high school game, Mossor received offers from FCS programs Morgan State and Wagner.
Mossor follows in the footsteps of former Princeton wideout Dom Collins, a 2023 recipient of the MetroNews Player of the Year and Kennedy Award who began his college football career with the Mountaineers.
Collins spent the 2024 season at WVU before transferring to Concord. He has since announced his intention to again transfer.