Kiffin to land ex-Okla. St. TE?

By LARRY HARTSTEIN

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

He was supposed to start Saturday against Georgia.

Now tight end Jamal Mosley, who left Oklahoma State this week, says he plans to enroll at Tennessee, according to The Daily O'Collegian in Stillwater, Okla.

"Tennessee would be best for me because I was recruited there out of high school," Mosley, a 6-4, 254-pounder from Memphis, told the newspaper. "They called my high school coach and they said they understand what happened and they will accept me there."

The newspaper also reported that Mosley, whom coach Mike Gundy said left for "personal reasons," was accused recently of raping a female student in his dorm room. The woman filed a protective order against Mosley, but that order was dismissed Wednesday, according to the newspaper.

"I still say I didn't do anything wrong with any of the allegations, but I didn't want to have to go through all that this year in Stillwater," Mosley told the newspaper. "It hurt real bad to leave my team, but you know I just had to do what I had to do for personal reasons."

Mosley could visit Knoxville as early as Friday, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported.