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My Life Of Moses To Me
Moses is a football player, at his high school, Roosevelt. Moses likes to workout, eat, and plans on pursuing the NFL for his future dream, and career. He saw how great it was to have a job where you can have fun and get paid, and was immediately attached. Moses Realized that in order to reach his goal, he first needs to graduate high school, then go to a four year college under an athletic scholarship, and graduate college.
That's me, I’ve dedicated my life to football, i went to football camps with college coaches, I’ve worked with a receivers coach to enhance my skills. I’m serious when need be, and I’m a very hard worker.
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