Here’s how it often works when you’re a young football star in high school: You can do just about anything and play just about anywhere. You’re that good, that much faster and stronger and more athletic than most of the kids you’re playing with and against. That’s how it worked for Daryl Worley, the Eagles’ new cornerback, at Penn Charter High School. There, he played wide receiver and defensive back, and he was an all-Inter-Ac Conference selection for both, in part because he was 6-foot-1 and had sprinter speed (he won 12 gold medals in the conference’s track championships) and down-soft hands.
College experience shows Daryl Worley has character, makeup Eagles are looking for | Mike Sielski
