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2026-10-15 19:33
High school football coach fired after 63-0 win
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- ABC NewsLean left
The football coach of Marist Catholic High School in Eugene, Oregon, was fired after the team won 63-0 against a rival. The athletic director reportedly told parents the game was not reflective of the school's mission. David Muir reports.
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How a 63-0 win cost an Oregon high school football coach his job USA Today
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"We determined that a change in leadership was necessary to reflect our school’s mission and values..."
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Marist Catholic High School fired coach Zach Loboy after a 63-0 blowout against rival Cottage Grove that featured a stunning onside kick up 57-0.
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ABC NewsLean left
High school football coach fired after 63-0 win
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High school football coach fired after humiliating rival with ill-timed onside kick
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Oregon high school football coach fired after ruthless onside kick
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How a 63-0 win cost an Oregon high school football coach his job - USA Today
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