STILLWATER, Okla. � Sophomore tight end Jamal Mosley has left the Oklahoma State football team a week after a woman filed for a protective order against him.

Coach Mike Gundy cited only personal reasons Tuesday as he announced Mosley�s departure. Gundy said he would not comment further.
According to documents on the Oklahoma State Courts Network Web site, a woman filed for a protective order against Mosley last Tuesday in Payne County. Her request was granted and Mosley was served with the order the next day. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.
Oklahoma State officials have not linked Mosley�s departure to the protective order, which is under seal. University spokesman Gary Shutt declined to comment.
The 6-foot-4, 254-pound Mosley is from Memphis, Tenn. Last season he played in 11 games, catching five passes for 57 yards.
Mosley was listed atop the Cowboys� depth chart released earlier this week, meaning he was in line to start for No. 9 Oklahoma State in its season opener on Saturday against No. 13 Georgia.
Sophomore Wilson Youman now is expected to start at tight end.