GREENVILLE, N.C. -- A big grin crosses Harold Randolph's face when he thinks back to his days as a football player at East Carolina University.

Looking at the trophies that fill a corner of his living room, thoughts of his time in the purple and gold come flooding back.

But not too long ago those thoughts were all he had.

After a stint as a professional football player, Randolph made a living from dealing and using drugs, a lifestyle that landed him in prison for two years.

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