#499 Basketball Player Trey Moses Loses a Dear Friend, and God Leads Him to Reach Others 9/8/25

Trey Moses Career Numbers at Ball State: An All-MAC Third Team selection as a junior and a MAC All-Defensive Team choice as a sophomore … completed his career as the school record-holder for games played (132) … also ranked second in blocks (139), fourth in rebounds (905), eighth in field goal percentage (53.1), 12th in games started (94) and 13th in assists (284) … his assists total was the second-highest of any non-guard in school history… scored 1,138 points …recorded 22 double-doubles. But the number he’ll be remembered for probably more than any other: 24 On this week show, professional basketball player and Louisville, Kentucky native Trey Moses (https://www.24reasons.org ) talks to Kurt and Chad about his basketball career from high school to international player, and what it’s like to live the lifestyle of a professional athlete. But Trey also talks about something more important, that will go on beyond his playing days: Keeping the legacy of his dear friend Zach Hollywood alive. Trey’s organization strives to talk about things that aren’t being talked about enough: mental health struggles and mental health wellness, especially with athletes. Trey also talks about another relationship that has kept him going, through his own mental health struggles, the most important relationship he has, and anyone could have, a relationship with Jesus Christ.