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Close Shane Thomas | The Valdosta Daily TimesValdosta head football coach Rush Propst gestures to a player from the sideline during the team’s season opener against Warner Robins Sept. 4 at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium. Propst placed on administrative leave By Shane Thomas shane.thomas@gaflnews.com Mar 11, 2021 Mar 11, 2021 Shane Thomas | The Valdosta Daily TimesValdosta head football coach Rush Propst gestures to a player from the sideline during the team...

Sources: Rush Propst placed on administrative leave Rush Propst, Head Football Coach at Valdosta High School (Source: WALB) By Paige Dauer | March 11, 2021 at 4:59 PM EST - Updated March 11 at 7:31 PM VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) - Rush Propst has been placed on administrative leave according to sources close to the matter. When I reached out to the Valdosta City School System (VHS) to confirm this, they referred WALB to this statement from the superintendent. “I am aware of the questions sur...

A secret audio recording of South Georgia Coach Rush Propst released A secret audio recording of South Georgia Coach Rush Propst released By Paige Dauer | March 8, 2021 at 11:38 PM EST - Updated March 9 at 11:38 AM VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) - New Monday, a secret audio recording provided by a Valdosta school official said it contains Wildcats Head Football Coach Rush Propst requesting “funny money” for potential recruits and personal expenses. Mike Nelson the former touchdown club pre...

Man who recorded Rush Propst’s allegations says Georgia investigating; Nick Chubb calls it fake news Updated Mar 08, 2021; Facebook Share Georgia officials are looking into accusations allegedly made by Rush Propst that the Bulldogs paid players, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Former director of the Valdosta Touchdown Club Michael Nelson told The AJC that the school has copies of a taped conversation with who he claims is Propst, the Valdosta high school football coach. He al...

VALDOSTA – Valdosta head football coach Rush Propst said he is unaware of being the focus of an investigation and Valdosta City Schools is reviewing allegations made against the coach

Close Shane Thomas | The Valdosta Daily TimesValdosta High head football coach Rush Propst speaks to his team after an intra-squad scrimmage Aug. 21 at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium. featured By Shane Thomas shane.thomas@gaflnews.com Feb 25, 2021 Feb 25, 2021 Shane Thomas | The Valdosta Daily TimesValdosta High head football coach Rush Propst speaks to his team after an intra-squad scrimmage Aug. 21 at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium. VALDOSTA – Valdosta head footb...

From The Tribune staff reports VALDOSTA, Ga. — Rush Propst, a former head football coach at Hoover High School where he won five state championships, appears to be back in hot water. According to reports out of Georgia, Propst now faces alleged recruiting violations along with allegations connected to his handling of school money at Valdosta High School, where he took over as head coach in 2020.  The school has launched an investigation.  Propst, who rose to fame during his time on MTV’s ...

Court documents outline new allegations against Rush Propst Rush Propst, Head Football Coach at Valdosta High School (Source: WALB) By Paige Dauer | February 23, 2021 at 6:10 PM CST - Updated February 25 at 3:29 PM VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) - UPDATE: The Georgia Professional Standards Commissions told me at this time there is not an active investigation in Valdosta High Head Football Coach, Rush Propst. Court documents outline new allegations against Valdosta High School Head Football Coach R...

-- RADIO: WDUN AM 550 -- VALDOSTA (7-4): Ranked No. 6 in Class 6A; No. 2 seed from Region 1; defeated Region 5 champion Carrollton 36-15 on the road in the quarterfinals -- BUFORD (11-1): Ranked No. 2 in Class 6A; No. 1 seed from Region 8; defeated Hughes 44-15 in the quarterfinals -- NOTABLE: First-ever meeting between the two programs. ... Valdosta is the state’s all-time winningest program (939 wins) but Buford is the state’s winningest program since 2000 (281-23) with 11 state titles in...

BUFORD – From the opening kickoff, this one was over.  Buford (11-1) used a relentless defensive attack, a grinding rushing game and a few on-target passes to roar past Langston Hughes (11-2) 44-15 in the quarterfinals of the Class 6A playoffs at Tom Riden Stadium on Friday.  Its the Wolves second straight semifinal appearance, first-ever in Class 6A, and 12th time in the past 14 seasons going back to 2007. Buford coach Bryant Appling was relieved after the game but was also all smiles...