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Coaches offer an alternative plan to no high school football this fall

Brookwood players react after Mill Creek scores a touchdown to win in overtime. (John Amis/Special)
Brookwood players react after Mill Creek scores a touchdown to win in overtime. (John Amis/Special)
By AJC Sports
Aug 10, 2020

What happens if the high school football season cannot be played this fall?

McIntosh County Academy football coach and athletic director Bradley Warren and Wesley Tankersley, Stephens County football coach, discuss their alternative plans on the “Georgia Prep Sports: From a Distance” video podcast.

Watch the interview here.

Also featured are football coaches Ashley Anders (Tift County) and Caleb Carmean (Kennesaw Mountain).

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