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Texas Coach Denies Telling Players to Hit Referee
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The Texas high school football coach suspected of directing his players to blindside an official in a game told an investigative panel on Thursday that he did not order the hit, and was given a one-season suspension for his behavior on the sidelines. John Jay High School secondary coach Mack Breed said he made comments that included profanities in anger about an official's call in the game last month while on the sidelines but that they were not directed at any players on his team. A few plays later, two players on the team ran over the official. "If they were in that area and they heard that, maybe they took action on that," Breed told a panel from the governing body for school sports in Texas, the University Interscholastic League.
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