Miller Moss reared back and fired. The 23-year-old’s short and zippy receivers in oversized red jerseys leaped to grab the ball.
In the sea of red, one player emerged with the ball, lifting his arm in celebration. The scene was familiar, Moss throwing a touchdown pass in Los Angeles to a teammate donning his home colors — and celebrating in the end zone.
Yet, on Saturday morning at Beverly Hills High School, the celebrating player was a boy — not even half the size of the 6-foot-2 signal-caller — and the cause was bigger: the now-Louisville quarterback hosting a youth football camp for girls and boys to benefit Palisades fire relief efforts.