They are the team no one imagined playing in Week 11 - except for the players themselves. A first-year head coach and a history of being somewhere between average and bad couldn't stop the Panthers in 2012. On Saturday night, the boys in blue and gold look to upset the perennial playoff contending Big Red in Steubenville.
After hovering around the .500 mark for three consecutive seasons, the Maysville Panthers are ready to turn the corner. Former Coshocton assistant Craig Clarke has been tabbed to lead the Panthers around that corner and is looking to do so with hard hitting football for four full quarters. As for his senior leaders, they don't shy away from their ultimate goal during their final season in blue and gold: they want to make the playoffs. WHIZ's Matt Edwards talked with new head coach...
Football season is back, but so are the injuries.
Between practice and games, football players are taking big hits.
"Football is a rather violent game there's a lot of collision, so a concussion has always been a major concern I think of all coaches," said Maysville High School Head Football Coach Whit Parks.
Time magazine reported that somewhere between 46,000 and 67,000 highschool football players suffer concussions each year. The coaching staff says their...
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