Mogg came to North Melbourne from Ballarat and was a regular member of the team from the second half of the 1950 season.
[4] Injuries restricted him to just five games in 1953 but he played all but two of North Melbourne's matches the following year.
In 1955, his first season, he led Cobram to a grand final win and captain-coached them to three further premierships, all in succession, from 1959 to 1961.
It was the second time he had won the goal-kicking award, which is now named after him, having also kicked a league record 132 goals in 1960, 148 after finals.
He also had the distinction of being the captain-coach of the MFL combined team which upset VFL club St Kilda by 14 points in a 1960 practice match.