They say these things happen in threes, so any program employing Warren Sapp‘s son better start preparing now. Days after Ray Lewis‘s son announced a transfer, Randy Moss‘s has done the same.
Thaddeus Moss announced his intention to leave NC State for LSU on Sunday, doing so in a post on his Twitter account.
I'd like to thank GOD..... I will be transferring to LSU in the summer #geauxtigers @Coach_EdOrgeron @DhaSickest pic.twitter.com/MeDTOlrAYL
— Thaddeus Moss (@Thaddeusmoss) April 23, 2017
Moss was recruited to NC State by then-Wolfpack offensive coordinator Matt Canada. Canada tried to get Moss to decommit and follow him to Pittsburgh, but that initial refusal worked out for the pair in the end.
“He had gotten fired and I had already gotten my mind made up,” Moss told The Advocate. “He had messaged me and was telling me stuff about Pitt and this stuff. It was all of this stuff. I don’t even think I messaged him back.
“That was actually the very first thing he said when he saw me. ‘Hey, you remember when I messaged you?’ It worked out for the better good.”
Ranked the No. 6 tight end in the class of 2016 by Rivals, Moss started three games last fall for NC State. He caught six passes for 49 yards and a touchdown.
As an undergraduate transfer, Moss will have to sit out the 2017 season before having three seasons to compete for the Tigers.