Brevard College

Adam Douglas has been named an athletics graduate assistant at Brevard College, announced Associate Vice President for Athletics Dr. Myranda Crews.

"Our graduate assistants will play a vital role in the success of Brevard College Athletics, and we are excited to welcome this outstanding duo to our department," said Crews. "Adam and Xan bring energy, professionalism, and passion for developing student-athletes both on and off the field. Graduate assistantships provide valuable hands-on experience in collegiate athletics while also strengthening our ability to serve our student-athletes and coaches. We look forward to the impact each of them will have on our department and to supporting their growth as future leaders in the profession."

Douglas begins his graduate assistantship following four years on the gridiron, consistently delivering as one of the top receiving targets for the Tornados. He accumulated 300 or more receiving yards in three of his four seasons, totaling almost 1,600 yards in his career. Douglas earned a first team All-Conference nod in his senior season, recording a career-high 755 receiving yards with five touchdowns. He had a career-high 125 yards against Erskine, including a 77-yard touchdown.
 
Douglas earned his undergraduate degree in Physical Education and Recreation from Brevard College in the Spring.