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The Courier-Tribune As a first-generation college student with no financial support, Jaylin Brower began selling marijuana as an answer to his money problems, a choice that would cost him his education at Western Carolina University after a felony conviction. Brower, 25, born in Ramseur, would describe himself as an at-risk unaccompanied homeless youth in his teenage years. Under the white painted ceilings of Eastern High School, Brower had multiple opportunities to excel as a three-sport athlete in football, basketball, and track.  I was the varsity starter, all-county, and all-conference for two years in our district team, Brower said.  I was then given the opportunity after high school to play football at Western Carolina University.

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