Youth Football Coach In Philly Faces Possible $500 Fine For Team's Blowout Win
by Larry Leo
October 16, 201925 Comments
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A youth coach in Philadelphia is facing a $500 fine for running up the score and beating a team 30-0. Per nbcphiladelphia.com...
quote:Williams’ brother-in-law, former Eagle WR Torrey Smith, jumped on Twitter with his thoughts...
Kyle Williams told NBC10 he knew he was dangerously close to breaking the rules Saturday morning when his youth football team, the Conshohocken Golden Bears, went up 30 to 0. The rules of the Keystone Sports League, which features kids no older than 7 years of age, prevent a team from going up by more than 30 points.
"Less than two minutes left I called a timeout because I wanted to pull the starters off the field," Williams said. "I put kids in there who normally never played."
When one of the second stringers, a 5-year-old boy, got the ball he ran toward the end zone as Williams ran along the sideline and repeatedly yelled for him to fall down. The boy still scored however, putting the team up 36 to 0.
Now Williams is facing a possible $500 fine and a 2-game suspension.
"I have three sons," Williams said. "I'm not gonna tell my son, especially if he's running the ball, 'Don't go out there and give it your all.'"
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