A Texas high school assistant football coach has denied ordering two players to hit a referee and says he only resigned under threat of being fired.
Mack Breed told the state’s governing body for high school sports that he did say on the sideline that umpire Robert Watts “needs to pay” but was surprised when the players hit Watts. Video of the Sept. 4 incident created a national stir.
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