Catching up with the Cajuns-Jemarious Moten

Mississippi Delta Community College DB Jemarious Moten was one of the best players on the Trojans roster his two years at Delta. Moten talks to the Cajun Redzone on becoming a Ragin' Cajun.

Some players have to take the JUCO route in order to make it to the Division 1 level. There are various reasons that this might be the case but most kids come out of it better people. One player that was helped a lot by his JUCO days is Mississippi Delta Community College DB Jemarious Moten. The 5ft 11 175lb Moten was one of the best players on the Trojans roster his two years at Delta. Moten talks to the Cajun Redzone on becoming a Ragin' Cajun.

Having played College Football the past two years, working out is something Moten has gotten used to. He is also working on the field.

"Of course I have been in the weight room getting stronger and faster. Another thing I have been doing is working out on the field, getting better with my technique and at playing the ball. It’s helping me a lot."

Jemarious has a big day coming up this weekend.

"I graduate from Delta on May 13th. I am going to go home for a few weeks and then report to Lafayette on June 5th. I have been talking to Coach Stringer asking him what all that I need to do to get ready to play when I get there. I can’t wait to get down there and meet my teammates."

Moten has a message for all of the Cajun Nation.

"I want you all to know that I bring it on every single play. I love to go out there and just make plays. If I had to describe my game in one word it would be dominate. I like to go out and dominate every single receiver I go up against."

This past season, Moten was named to the All-MACJC North Division second team defense after finishing his sophomore season with 37 tackles, 12 pass breakups and three interceptions.