Class of 2016 QB Mo Hasan (FL) Preferred Walk On Commits to Syracuse

[Trueblue25]

Holy hell, usc? Good for him

 

[007]

Northeast Midwest South and West

Mo's been truckin like the do-dah man...what a long strange trip its been
I wonder if that occurred to him?

 

[DomeStranger]

I think we stole one here, this guy looks great. Seems so comfortable in everything he does.

Great find ... a kid like this will probably be busting his tail to get a scholly.

Let's not get too excited for what is essentially still a walk-on. Walk-ons won't change the course of our program.

Hmmm ... nope, he'll just change the course of USC's program, good call!

 

[money3189]

Mo's been truckin like the do-dah man...what a long strange trip its been
I wonder if that occurred to him?

He wanted to be the first to play in 3 different P5 conferences.

 

[CIL]

Mo has to be 30 by now.

 

[Whitey23]

Mo has to be 30 by now.

 

[W'boro'Cuse315]

Kid parlayed a PWO offer from us into free college years in Nashville and LA. Well done, Mo.

He’s being brought in as a walk-on at USC but here’s hoping he earns a scholly.

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[CuseLegacy]

Home | Second Spoon

www.secondspoon.org

Mo Hasan is the founder and CEO at Second Spoon, overseeing all operations, expansion initiatives, partnerships, and direction.

Since the non-profit’s inception in 2018, Second Spoon’s mission has been to lead a future where food waste is a solution for food insecurity, climate change, and economic stimulation. With partnerships with the University of Miami, Vanderbilt University, and Whole Foods amongst others, they have rescued and redistributed upwards of 50,000 pounds of food. Hasan attends the yearly food waste summit hosted by Harvard Law School where he joins the brightest minds in the food waste field in bringing actionable ideas to use.

As the world’s first student-athlete run hunger-relief non-profit, Second Spoon has been recognized by USA Today, SEC Network, ESPN, Bleacher Report, The Tennessean, and Miami Herald.​

Good for Mo. Maybe he hasn't made it on the field but he seems to be making it in life.

 

[orange79]

What a long, strange trip it's been.

Good on ya, Mo.

 

[PhatOrange]

How did we not offer this kid

 

[djorange1989]

Don’t know if he will ever play at USC but who cares, he is an amazing young man who is going to make a big difference in the world

 

[kcsu]

Food waste is such a huge issue. Good to see him doing so well.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

Mo's been truckin like the do-dah man...what a long strange trip its been
I wonder if that occurred to him?

Good thing it wasn’t Tulane. The last thing he needs is to get busted down on Bourbon Street.

 

[Shark58]

Good thing it wasn’t Tulane. The last thing he needs is to get busted down on Bourbon Street.

set up, like a bowling pin?

 

[Shark58]

did he ever get any on-field snaps anywhere?

 

[orangenauburn]

did he ever get any on-field snaps anywhere?

Yes

Did well in limited action

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[CuseLegacy]

Mo is still out there doing good work.

 

[Frozen]

Good for Mo for helping the less fortunate. It seems like he’s had eligibility for like eight years now.

 

[sutomcat]

Mo is still out there doing good work.

Very impressive young man. His parents should be very proud of him.

 

[721Comstock]

Very impressive young man. His parents should be very proud of him.

And his grandkids too.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[721Comstock]

Sheesh. This poor dude will be TB12's age by the time he finally graduates.