Money Parks shares how his passion for sports has gotten him where he is today.

2023: Has seen action in one game, starting against Floriday with on catch for 70 yards and a touchdown. His 70-yard reception was a career-long. 2022: Played in all 14 games with three starts, recording 26 catches for 414 yards (2 TDs), six rushes for 36 yards and three kick returns for 61 yards. Career-high 88 receiving yards on a career-best four receptions with a career-long 57-yard touchdown in Utah's Pac-12 Championship win over USC. Had three catches for 71 yards against Southern Utah. 45-yard catch against USC in regular season play, also recording one rush for 13 yards. Career-high four catches at Colorado, notching 40 yards and receiving touch down. Career-long 32-yard kick return at Colorado. Had three receptions for 46 yards and 14-yard kick return at UCLA. Two catches for 43 yards at Washington State. 2021: Saw action in 12 games, starting at USC. Caught his first pass as a Ute against USC, scoring a 12-yard receiving touchdown. 2020: Played in one game, seeing action on offense against No. 20 USC. Highschool: Three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN out of Aledo HS. Two-time all-state, earning first-team honors as a junior at Forth Worth All Saints, playing his senior and sophomore seasons at Aledo High School. Two-time first-team all-district. Invited to the Blue-Grey All-American Bowl. 64 receptions for 1,155 yards (18.0 ypc) and six touchdowns as a sophomore at Aledo. Aledo won the 2019 state championship was the state runners up in 2017. Also competed in track. Personal: Son of Monk has one brother, full name is Monterren Parks.