Al Jones takes over at St. Augustine
by Jeff Fisher St. Augustine has named Al Jones as its new head coach. Jones is a 1975 graduate of St. Augustine and served as the Purple Knights’ defensive coordinator from 1981-86.
Louisiana High School Football News
Two high school football coaching legends to be inducted into NFHS Hall of Fame
by Jeff Fisher J.T. Curtis of John Curtis Christian School in Louisiana and Charles “Corky” Rogers of The Bolles School in Florida will be inducted later this year into the National Federation of State High School Association‘s Hall of Fame…
Calvary Baptist (Louisiana) QB Shea Patterson commits to Ole Miss
by Jeff Fisher Calvary Baptist two-time state champion quarterback Shea Patterson has chosen Ole Miss. The 5-star, dual-threat QB made his announcement on Tuesday.
NFHS adopts six new rules
Player safety was the main focus of the six new high school football rules changes announced Friday by the National Federation of State High School Associations’ Football Rules Committee.
Evangel Christian & John Curtis choose to “play-up” during LHSAA reclassification
by Jeff Fisher Is Wednesday’s decision by Evangel Christian and John Curtis to play-up in Class 5A, Louisiana’s largest classification, the beginning of reuniting the public and private schools in football?
Signing Day 2015
by Jeff Fisher Congrats to all student-athletes who are celebrating their John Hancock moments today by signing their National Letter of Intent on Signing Day 2015.
2015 Parade All-America team released
by Jeff Fisher Kyler Murray, who last night confirmed that he will stick with his verbal commitment to Texas A&M come National Signing Day on Wednesday, is Parade Magazine’s Player of the Year. Murray and 55 others are being honored…
High School Football America’s 2 Minute Drill – January 20, 2015
High School Football’s All-Time Coaching Victories
It’s been a month since California and Texas closed-out the 2014 season, so we thought this week would be a good time to start updating some of our all-time lists. Today, we’ll start with all-time coaching victories. There’s no change…
Bastrop’s Thomas Bachman steps down
by Jeff Fisher Thomas Bachman has resigned after four years as Bastrop’s head football coach, according to thenewstar.com. Bastrop was 23-21 during Bachman’s tenure. The Rams finished 6-5 in 2014, losing in the first round of the 4A playoffs.