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Marshall County names Nick Bloodworth head football coach.

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Looks like Marshall County got their Coach.  Good luck Coach Bloodworth!

 

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    Wpsd- Nick Bloodworth is the new HFC, been at PT for sometime.

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    Not sure what to think about this one. He has been at Tilghman since I believe 2017. He's definitely gonna have them in the weight room. Coach Bloodworth has a bench press well over 500 pounds and is a strong, strong dude. 

    I wish him nothing but the best, it just seems like a weird fit with him as the head coach to me for some reason. Hopefully he can get the program turned around. Good luck and knock it out of the park. 

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    Congrats Coach Blood best of luck!! 

    Chris Mason is excited about this hire. Good things ahead for Marshall County football. Congratulations to Coach Bloodworth and best wishes going forward!

    Congrats to Coach Bloodworth!

    Good hire.  Love seeing a new guy get his chance!  Hope you like the weight room Marshals!  You bout to get strong!

    I watched Marshall at two different points this past season.  I know they struggled, but does anyone know what all they have coming back?  I'm pretty sure their best OL #55 and best RB #27 are Seniors, anyone else big they lose or return?

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