Coach Resigns Amid Player Protests Over Methodology

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Player protests have led Maurice Belser to resign a mere seven weeks after his hire as head football coach and athletic director at Taylor County High School in Perry, Fla.

Since his days as a 1992 national champion offensive lineman at the University of Alabama, success has alluded Belser, who went 7-13, 1-8 and 8-32 during his first three stints as a high school head coach in Alabama and Florida. The stop previous to his arrival at Taylor County, a 2016 hire by Lely High School in Naples, Fla., lasted one season before he quit the following spring.

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