Everyone Wants These High School Football Coaches Fired & Arrested Immediately After Cameras Caught Their Assault On Opposing Team’s QB [VIDEOS]

One, and possibly two, coaches for Brookhaven Academy need to lose their jobs after what happened in the high school football championship game against Lamar.

Brookhaven Academy, a co-educational college preparatory school located in Lincoln County, Mississippi, was taking on Lamar, which is also a co-educational college preparatory school.

What should’ve been a great game turned into something completely different, and it came from the losing side.

In the second quarter of the contest, a ridiculous situation kicked off when Raiders quarterback Sullivan Reed was forced out of the pocket and took off for a first down as his momentum took him out of bounds.

Instead of moving out of the way, a Brookhaven coach decided to stick his arm out and take Reed down to the ground. Reed was understandably upset, so as soon as he got on his feet, he threw the football towards the coach, but he hit another player in the back of his helmet.

Another Cougars’ coach then comes in and grabs Reed, pushing him off the sidelines as a Lamar coach comes over to grab his quarterback.

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Unfortunately for Reed, he would be ejected, but not any of the coaches.

Adults behaving badly while kids are playing sports is not uncommon. Earlier this year, a mom completely embarrassed her child trying to fight in the stands during the College World Series.

Last year, a Little League state championship tournament in North Carolina descended into chaos when a coach from the Cherryville team approached an ump and a fight kicked off.

Lamar Still Wins Over Brookhaven

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The Lamar Raiders may have lost their starting quarterback, but they still finished the job as they were on the hunt for their 7th State Championship in school history, and their first title since 2018.

With a playoff win on the line, the Raiders rose to the challenge on Saturday. They took down the Cougars 34-17.

Lamar Head Football Coach, Jacob Land, responded to the win: “They just weren’t going to get beat. And that’s what I love about them.”