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Tuesday was the first time West Virginia’s team rules permitted running back Justin Crawford to speak to reporters. He’s made vivid first impressions elsewhere.

“I’m really enjoying coaching Justin so far,” said new Mountaineer running backs coach Tony Dews. “He’s been really good and works extremely hard. He’s knowledgeable and understands the game. He was well-coached prior to me. And he always has that bright smile.”

A positive approach had to come in handy at Northwest Mississippi Community College, where Crawford was forced to go after initially committing to Louisville out of Hardaway High in Columbus, Georgia.

“I’m not the kind of guy to complain and mope about things,” Crawford said. “It is what it is. God has a plan for everybody. You just have to follow his plan and everything will work out in your favor.”