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Zach Golson says in lawsuit AHSAA had ‘predetermined outcome in mind’ and was ‘coming after’ MGM

In a lawsuit filed in Montgomery County Circuit Court, former Mary G. Montgomery head football coach Zach Golson said Alabama High School Athletic Association Executive Director Heath Harmon (above) and investigator Chuck Anderson had already determined his guilt before he was interviewed. Golson also said Mobile County Public School System Superintendent Chresal Threadgill and MGM…

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Zach Golson files lawsuit against Harmon, AHSAA and Mobile school officials

  ___________________________ In the lawsuit, Golson said the AHSAA has failed to establish or provide proof that he offered inducements and intentionally sought to gain an unfair competitive advantage over another school and charged the defendants had drawn “preemptive conclusions” about him before he was interviewed by the AHSAA. ___________________________   By JIMMY WIGFIELD Former…

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Mary Montgomery loses appeal, playoff ban remains

    By JIMMY WIGFIELD Mary G. Montgomery had its final appeal to become playoff eligible unanimously rejected Wednesday in a special virtual hearing conducted by the Alabama High School Athletic Association’s Central Board. In what is sure to be a controversial decision given the fact that the AHSAA overturned identical sanctions against Pell City…

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Mary Montgomery loses appeal to AHSAA District I board

    By JIMMY WIGFIELD Mary G. Montgomery’s appeal to have its restrictive probation and one-year football playoff ban overturned by its local district board was rejected on Wednesday, multiple sources with knowledge of the decision told the Call News. It is not clear if MGM will exercise its right to appeal to the Alabama…

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Mary Montgomery playoff ban stays in place

  By JIMMY WIGFIELD MONTGOMERY — Mary G. Montgomery’s playoff ban remained in place after the Alabama High School Athletic Association’s Central Board took no action on the school’s appeal Wednesday. Multiple sources confirmed to the Call News that no vote was taken by the Central Board during a second executive session because voting in…

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