5 questions with MHS's Doug Randall (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

Doug Randall of Milton High School, second from the left, signs a scholarship to play football for Orange Coast Community College in California.

MILTON — Milton High School football player Doug Randall plans to be a defensive back at Orange Coast Community College in California.

Randall, who also played for Pine Forest High School in Pensacola, recently signed a full scholarship with the college and took the time to answer our questions.

GALLERY: Photos from Randall's signing event at Milton High School>

Why did you choose Orange Coast Community College?

I met with the coaching staff and it seemed like a good fit for me to come in as a freshmen and play. Of course, there will be a lot of adjusting mentally, but football-wise nothing changes.

WATCH:  Video of MHS Athletic Director sharing insight on Randall's scholarship signing>

How do you plan to contribute to your new team?

Whatever I can do. If I can’t start coming into the rotation, I will bring high energy and do whatever I can do to help get a win.

What lessons will you take with you to California?

If you get a down play, just keep your head up. You have to have a short-term memory and come back.

WATCH: Video of MHS football coach Chafan Marsh speaking about Randall's decision to sign with Orange Coast Community College>

What are some unforgettable Panther moments?

I think the biggest one would have been beating Pace this year. In the Crestview game, we had a tight game, and I actually came up with a goal-line interception, and we came back down and scored … we actually won by a field goal in crunch time.

What are your plans after Orange Coast Community College?

I am going to be looking for a bigger division school and finish my degree. I am undecided right now.

This article originally appeared on Santa Rosa Press Gazette: 5 questions with MHS's Doug Randall (VIDEO, PHOTOS)