dependable UCLA tight end with proven hands and big-play ability
In the 2009 season, Ryan Moya was a reliable, productive tight end for UCLA, ranking third on the team with 18 catches and finishing his Bruin career with 78 receptions, third-most all-time among UCLA tight ends.[1][2] His best trait was versatility: he could work underneath, move the chains, and pop for chunk plays, while his multi-sport background and academic profile point to a smart, steady, team-first player who brought consistency more than flash.[1][2]
