Before he could be a star, Donovan Edwards had to wait his turn. He bided his time while Hassan Haskins emerged as the Michigan football team’s domineering running back last season, and he did the same as Blake Corum followed in Haskins’ footsteps a year later. He worked his way back from multiple injuries across both his freshman and sophomore seasons, each of which threatened to stunt his growth. Edwards — a competitor at heart — got antsy. “This was the first time in his football life that he wasn’t the man,” Ron Bellamy, Michigan’s receivers coach and Edwards’s high school coach at West Bloomfield, told The Daily Thursday. “But he’s humble. He knew he wasn’t quite ready yet. Whenever his number was ready, he made sure he was ready for it. That’s why he’s having the success he is now.” After each one of his breakout performances, reporters asked Edwards about the waiting. Each time, his answer sounded the same. He invoked his spirituality, crediting the Lord and conceded that...