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When the SMU seniors took the field Monday to show their skills to the throng of professional scouts and coaches gathered at SMU's Gerald J. Ford Stadium, many of those in attendance had their attention focused on cornerback Sterling Moore, who ran and jumped and took part in drills less than four months after knee surgery. Moore visited with PonyFans.com to discuss how the knee felt, what he thought of his performance, and which NFL teams are now showing more interest in him.

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Excellent. Appreciate his efforts to get back on the field for his team and Mustang fans....game changer....love to see him playing on Sundays.

One thing for sure if Sterling's knee holds up, he should become the best DB on the team that drafts him within 2 or 3 years. Just a great talent who could have been an All American at SMU last year if not for the knee injuries. Well worth a draft pick. In 2010 SMU was 6-2 in games Sterling Moore started ( only losses to TCU and Texas Tech) and 1-5 in games he did not.

I am puling for him and really hope he makes the bigs!

i would consider him the most impactful JUCO signing in recent memory.

Are there others I am forgetting?

Haywood

RGV Pony wrote:Haywood

ah, don't think i realized he was a JUCO. good call.

Sterling Moore, Adrian Haywood, Bobby Chase

I'll take three more just like 'em, please