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Chris Nee said...
South Broward hired former Florida State receiver Kez McCorvey as their new football coach. McCorvey was most recently coaching receivers for the CFL's Toronto Argonauts.
Northeast's Donnell Bennett officially resigned. Bennett was the coach of FSU target and Miami signee, wide receiver Stacy Coley.
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rtpversion1 said...
Help me out with the logic here. Wouldn't Kez make more money coaching for a professional team than coaching for a high school? I live in Ohio, and high school coaches are supplemental positions, meaning it's usually just a few grand a year. No one's job is exclusively coaching high school football. Wouldn't make any money.
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FSUBone said...
I can't speak for Florida, but in Georgia the coaches are always teachers of everything from history to PE. There are community coaches who get paid a couple grand a season, which sounds like how the head coaches in your area are affiliated with your schools. However, those community coaches are NEVER the head coaches at the varsity level and rarely at even the middle school level at any sport.
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FSUBone said...
I can't speak for Florida, but in Georgia the coaches are always teachers of everything from history to PE. There are community coaches who get paid a couple grand a season, which sounds like how the head coaches in your area are affiliated with your schools. However, those community coaches are NEVER the head coaches at the varsity level and rarely at even the middle school level at any sport.

Two interesting high school coaching moves in South Florida