Rae'mon Mosby

Photo by: Taris Smith | Louisville Athletics

Height:
6-0
Weight:
180
Position:
DB
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Marrero, La.
High School:
Westlake

PRONUNCIATION ray-MONN MOSE-bee

2025: Assisted on a tackle in the opener against Eastern Kentucky.

2024: Played in five games ... played in the final three games but was able to maintain his redshirt season ... totaled six tackles on the year ... recorded five tackles in the Sun Bowl win over Washington.

High School: Played for Rico Zackery at Westlake High … played cornerback at Westlake in Atlanta, Ga…. committed in July… consensus three-star prospect… ranked as the No. 116 cornerback nationally and No. 141 player in Georgia by 247Sports Composite… finished the season at 9-3 … began his prep career in Louisiana… transferred to Westlake during his junior season … recorded eight tackles in season-opener vs. North Cobb… returned an interception 66 yards for a touchdown vs. Crisp County… totaled two tackles and a fumble recovery vs. Cedar Grove… two tackles and an interception vs. Campbell… totaled 17 tackles, one fumble recovery, and one tackle for loss as a junior… chose Louisville over Cincinnati, Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina, East Carolina, FAU, Indiana, James Madison, Maryland, Memphis, Miami, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, North Carolina, Nebraska, Purdue, Tulane and USF.

Played for Rico Zackery at Westlake High … played cornerback at Westlake in Atlanta, Ga…. committed in July… consensus three-star prospect… ranked as the No. 116 cornerback nationally and No. 141 player in Georgia by 247Sports Composite… finished the season at 9-3 … began his prep career in Louisiana… transferred to Westlake during his junior season … recorded eight tackles in season-opener vs. North Cobb… returned an interception 66 yards for a touchdown vs. Crisp County… totaled two tackles and a fumble recovery vs. Cedar Grove… two tackles and an interception vs. Campbell… totaled 17 tackles, one fumble recovery, and one tackle for loss as a junior… chose Louisville over Cincinnati, Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina, East Carolina, FAU, Indiana, James Madison, Maryland, Memphis, Miami, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, North Carolina, Nebraska, Purdue, Tulane and USF.