University of South Alabama Athletics

Jaguar Highlights: Listed as one of two starters at cornerback coming into preseason practice ... Made two solo stops for the Red team in the program’s annual spring contest.

As A Junior (2012): A starter in all 13 games, posting 43 tackles and seven passes broken up ... Also credited with 1½ stops behind the line of scrimmage and a forced fumble ... Credited with a career-high nine tackles — including five of the solo variety — at Arkansas State ... Had five stops, including one for a loss of two yards, in his NCAA Division I debut against Texas-San Antonio ... Recorded four tackles and broke up a career-best two passes in three-point Homecoming win over Florida Atlantic ... Collected four stops and forced a fumble in USA’s first-ever Sun Belt Conference contest against Troy ... Finished with three unassisted tackles and defended a pass at North Carolina State ... Posted three tackles — with one an assist behind the line — and broke up a pass in Nicholls State victory ... Had three stops in four straight outings against Florida International, North Texas, Middle Tennessee and Louisiana-Lafayette.

Junior College Highlights (2009-11): Was at Hutchinson (Kan.) CC in the fall of 2011, where he was part of a program that finished 9-3 overall — which included a 70-20 victory over No. 19 Lackawanna in the Salt City Bowl — to end up ninth in the final National Junior College Athletic Association rankings ... Was at El Camino (Calif.) CC from 2009-10 ... Broke up a pass in the Warriors’ season opener in 2010, but was injured in the contest and missed the rest of the season ... As a freshman, collected 18 stops and defended three passes in six contests as ECCC posted an 8-3 mark ... Named first-team all-Southern California that fall.

High School Highlights: Played only his senior season at Germantown High, though he earned three letters in track for the Red Devils.

Personal: Full name is Darrius Duran Morrow ... Born Sept. 17, 1990, in Memphis, Tenn. ... Son of Lee Morrow and Pamela Franklin-Wooten ... Is the oldest of three children ... Favorite movies are “Paid In Full,” “300” and “Training Day” ... Favorite book is the Bible ... Favorite teams are the Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Heat ... Favorite players are Charles Woodson, Ray Lewis, Sean Taylor and Ed Reed ... Favorite musical artist is J Cole ... Favorite foods are shrimp and pancakes ... Writes poetry, draws and plays the piano in his free time ... Is interested in building community centers and working with athletes in sports medicine in the future ... Also recruited by Baylor, Minnesota, Indiana and UNLV at the end of his junior-college career ... An interdisciplinary studies major.