The Eufaula High graduate knows he is not the same person now than when he left the Barbour County town in 2013.
“If I could sum it up in one word, it would be growth,” the Red Wolves’ leading tackler said before returning to the Wiregrass Thursday to face the Troy Trojans. “I was 18, playing as a true freshman and immature – making a lot of mistakes. My teammates and coaches have helped me to grow and mature.”
Woodson-Luster, the Red Wolves’ leading tackler, noted the recruiting process that landed him in Arkansas State displayed the immaturity he had as a senior in high school.