"He was my high school coach. I sat the bench most of the year. The starter of my position lost the ball 85% of the time (verified this through video) but his mother volunteered her time to help Moss-Brown as somewhat of a team manager. When I did play, he mentioned how full of energy and intensity I had to the team during halftime. He never provided any negative feedback as to why I didn’t play. Parents approached me multiple times throughout the season asking how my injury was coming along, when I wasn’t injured at all. I expressed my desire to play collegiate soccer and he made zero effort to help. At the end of the season I scheduled a meeting with him to discuss how I felt and if there was any chance he could assist me with college recruitment. Less than 5 minutes into the meeting he took a phone call that lasted over an hour. He kept me on the bench unfairly because someone’s mom was his helper. I regret not speaking up earlier, and wonder if I ever would have been able to achieve my goal of playing collegiate soccer all the time. It’s my experience that Coach Moss-Brown picks and chooses who he cares about and is unfair. "

"He's a phenomenal individual who genuinely cares about the wellbeing of his players both inside and outside of soccer. He challenges his players to be proactive as opposed to reactive in the game of soccer, and I feel this mindset is useful and applicable to not just soccer but all sports in general."