DALLAS — I thought Kevin Kelley would be more upset. He certainly seemed upset about 45 minutes earlier. At that moment, the coach who never punts had to break down and punt one time. But after dodging a water-bucket bath and celebrating a 40–13 victory last Friday that snapped the opponent’s 84-game home winning streak with his Pulaski Academy players, Kelley seemed quite Zen about doing the thing he has spent most of his coaching career trying to avoid. “I didn’t really hate it at all,” Kelley said afterward. “It is what it is if the situation dictates it’s something that we have to do.
A major college program needs to adopt this H.S. coach's no punts approach
