Parent, Coaches Fight At Jr. High Football Practice
August 11, 2010 / Football
After a 12-year-old junior high football player ran the wrong way during a drill at practice, things turned ugly within the Woodstock Junior Wolverines (Ga.) football program. The parent of the 12-year-old says his son was shoved, hit in the head and knocked to the ground by an assistant coach. When the incident happened, the parent charged the field and confronted the assistant but from there, the stories are different depending on which side is doing the talking.
http://www.ajc.com/news/cherokee/youth-football-group-bans-588864.html
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