Fired College Football Coach Accepted $100,000 From Boosters

Fired College Football Coach Accepted $100,000 From Boosters

College Football’s 10 Most Intimidating Stadiums (1:16) Former Kent State head coach Kenni Burns was fired after winning only one game in two seasons, but his issues seem to extend far beyond what happened on the field.Back in November, a bank based in Ohio sued Burns for unpaid credit card debt. He was placed on administrative leave in March and was fired earlier this month. After his termination, a new report alleged that he accepted a signifi…

Former Kent State coach took over $100,000 in loans from booster, investigation says

Kenni Burns, former Kent State head football coach, was found to have taken over $100,000 in loans from a booster, according to an investigation.

Former Kent State coach took over $100,000 in loans from booster, investigation says – Democratic Accent

Former Kent State coach Kenni Burns took over $100,000 in loans from a booster, according to an investigation. That booster was also a school vendor. Burns was placed on administrative leave in March and was fired on April 11.  Kent State never publicly gave a reason as to why Burns was placed on administrative leave or fired.  CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM An independent investigation by an outside law firm found that Burns…