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MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — A first-year Alabama high school football coach was placed on leave after video surfaced that appeared to show a man striking a player in a locker room, news outlets reported.
Blount High School coach Josh Harris was placed on administrative leave during an investigation into the video, which circulated online, said Rena Phillips, a spokeswoman for Mobile County’s public schools.
The video appears to show a man dressed in purple, one of Blount’s colors, punching a player, who responds with a loud cry, WPMI-TV reported. It’s unclear when the video was made.
Harris, a graduate of Blount, is in his first season as head coach at the school, which is located near Mobile. He played quarterback at Tuskegee.
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