Simi Moala was a DE coming out of High School back in 2015-16 he went on mormon mission then ended up at UTAH. He was recruited by Miami and officially visited back in 2015, he apparently knows Brad Kaaya.
After a week or so at Utah they switched Moala to Oline and put 60+lbs of weight on him ( sound familiar Canes). But unlike Zion Nelson, Moala had a few leg injuries due to his body not adjusting well to the added weight. He has played well enough on the field the last few years to starts at both LT and RT for the Utes as well as earn Honorable mention All Pac10 in 2019.
But this year he started the first 3 games for UTes but was benched after the SDSU game. He supposedly left the team after that and later entered the Transfer Portal.
He visited USC last week, and Texas is rumored to be kicking his recruitment tires as well. Simi Moala gives me the Jarred Williams 2.0 vibes they are roughly the same size and have the same blocking temperament. I believe Moala would have two years to play two years but provide added maturity to the oline room and quality depth.
His recruitment would also give Miami that coveted Polynesian anchor the fans having been pleading to get started. Snoop Amaama and Simi Moala would be huge additions to UM'S 2022 Oline class.
Moala is #69 playing Right Tackle
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Simi Moala
I see he is visiting the 30th. Don't want to get my hopes up, and I know that it is like a 1% chance he goes anywhere but freakin Utah or whatever, but does anyone have the scoop on him? A bad mother ******* Samoan is exactly the type of **** we need.
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After a week or so at Utah they switched Moala to Oline and put 60+lbs of weight on him ( sound familiar Canes). But unlike Zion Nelson, Moala had a few leg injuries due to his body not adjusting well to the added weight. He has played well enough on the field the last few years to starts at both LT and RT for the Utes as well as earn Honorable mention All Pac10 in 2019.
But this year he started the first 3 games for UTes but was benched after the SDSU game. He supposedly left the team after that and later entered the Transfer Portal.
He visited USC last week, and Texas is rumored to be kicking his recruitment tires as well. Simi Moala gives me the Jarred Williams 2.0 vibes they are roughly the same size and have the same blocking temperament. I believe Moala would have two years to play two years but provide added maturity to the oline room and quality depth.
His recruitment would also give Miami that coveted Polynesian anchor the fans having been pleading to get started. Snoop Amaama and Simi Moala would be huge additions to UM'S 2022 Oline class.
Moala is #69 playing Right Tackle
Go Canes
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