Demar Dorsey, at one time of the top recruits in the nation and once signed to a letter of intent to play football at Michigan, is thriving at Grand Rapids Community College, The Detroit News reports.
Dorsey, a defensive back, says a little tough love helped him open up and accept his role at the community college after Michigan denied his entrance to the university in 2010.
He hasn't given up on Michigan, the News reports.
"I'm in the same state!" Dorsey said. "Why would you miss out on your best shot in the state? C'mon, Brady Hoke!"
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