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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-10-14 · via The Athletic

Oregon high school football coach dismissed following 63-0 victory and onside kicks

A high school football coach in Oregon was fired after his team won 63-0 and attempted multiple onside kicks. Marist High School tried two onside kicks, including one late in the first half while leading 56-0.

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An Oregon high school football coach at Marist High School was dismissed after a 63-0 victory in which the team attempted two onside kicks. One attempt came late in the first half, with Marist ahead 56-0. The situation places a high school football result into a wider discussion about sportsmanship, competitive balance, and coaching decisions in lopsided games.

Context

The dismissal may spark discussion among players, parents, school officials, and rival teams about sportsmanship and coaching decisions in high school athletics. It could shape how coaches approach large leads and special plays, and it may prompt schools to review expectations for game management. The impact may be limited beyond the immediate community, but the story could add to broader debates about conduct in youth sports.

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