Washington County Panthers head football coach Ben James alerted the school board to “watch out” for next year’s Panthers in brief remarks last week.
James, installed as head coach three years ago with the grid program at low ebb, says he’s been grooming the Panther charges, while also focusing on “life” after the athletic arena.
“Watch out for this team next year,” James advises. “There’s a lot of potential. “We’ll have about eight seniors returning of that freshman class from three years ago, including Kiymani Jones.”
Jones quarterbacked the Panthers this season and is a top-ranked player in the region...
