MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Rasul Douglas came out of the spring as West Virginia’s No. 1 boundary corner - something he hopes will continue heading into his senior season this fall.
Douglas arrived in Morgantown two years ago after an All-American junior college season in 2014 at Nassau (N.Y.) Community College, but his two years spent playing JC football were far from glamorous.
Actually, for the former East Orange (N.J.) High star, junior college football was simply a means to an end.
“Junior college was very frustrating,” Douglas said. “There were days when I woke up and wanted to quit.