Garrett Tucker:
Future150 Southeast Analyst. Covering high school basketball across the Southeast.
Orlando, FL (Future150) -- After a visit to Toledo last weekend, 2014 Timber Creek (Fla.) combo guard Stuckey Mosley saw everything he needed to see in the program.
As a result of that, the Florida native gave head coach Tod Kowalczyk and the Rockets his commitment Friday afternoon.
"One of the main reasons for my commitment was my relationship with the coaches. They made me comfortable there," Mosley told Future150.com.
The opportunity to come in and play right away, as well as the winning tradition, also played a big part in the 6-foot-3 guard's decision.
"I have an opportunity to come in and play early and play for a great team. Toledo is one of the best teams in the MAC. It is a good situation all-around."
A high academic student, Mosley also considered Columbia, Brown, Rice, Boston University, and Florida Atlantic.
Mosley is also a two-year Future150 camp alum. Throughout the AAU season and camp environments, he has shown off his nice skill-set to garner his national ranking of No. 90 overall in the country.
So, what does Mosley think Toledo fans will be getting with him?
"I bring a lot of versatility to the game. I can play the 1 and the 2. If Coach wants to play with a bigger lineup, I can run the point," he explained.
The Future150 Camp has also paid dividends for Mosley. While he is very talented, he acknowledges that Future150 has aided him.
"When I went to my first Future150 camp, I had one offer. Less than a year later, I had 15 offers because of the exposure Future150 gave me. The camp definitely helped me."
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