Brandon Moseby-Felder made substantial progress during the 2011 season and will look to continue to emerge as a productive target in the wide receiver rotation. He should be in the thick of the battle for a significant role in the wideout rotation. Last season, Moseby-Felder rose to the occasion in the Big Ten matchups against Purdue and Northwestern when 2011 senior Derek Moye was sidelined. Moseby-Felder caught four passes for 53 yards in 2011, starting three games. He has good size, skills and hands and is among 10 returnees from Maryland.
2011 Junior Season
Moseby-Felder saw action in 10 games and stepped up in Big Ten battles against Purdue and Northwestern when Derek Moye was sidelined with a foot injury. He started in three consecutive games against the Boilermakers, Wildcats and Illinois. Moseby-Felder caught four passes for 53 yards, making his first career catch in the road test at Temple. He had his best game in the Leaders Division encounter against the Boilermakers, grabbing two passes for a career-high 40 yards. Moseby-Felder caught one pass for nine yards in helping the Nittany Lions to 34 points in the road comeback at Northwestern. He played 192 snaps, topped by 44 and 43, respectively, in the games against the Wildcats and Illini.
2010 Sophomore Season
In his first season on the field, Moseby-Felder played in 10 games, making three catches for 13 yards. He recorded his first career reception against Kent State, snagging a three-yard pass. Playing 20 miles from his home, Moseby-Felder caught two passes in Penn State's 41-24 victory over Indiana at FedEx Field. He hauled in a pair of five-yard receptions against the Hoosiers.
2009 Freshman Season
Redshirt season.
High School
Moseby-Felder missed his senior season at Oxon Hill HS after suffering a serious knee injury. As a junior under Coach Kevin Wolfolk, he was an all-county and honorable-mention all-metro selection. He made 40 catches for just shy of 1,000 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Personal
Full name is Brandon Jarrod Moseby-Felder. He is a journalism major in the College of Communications. Born July 4, 1991.
