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Washington-Wilkes head football coach Fritts retires

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Former assistant coach Alex Bradford will succeed Sid Fritts, who is retiring after three years in charge of the Tigers program. Bradford was most recently the Tigers offensive coordinator and was named the school's Teacher Of The Year in 2021. He graduated from arch-rival Lincoln County High School in 2006 and was a key member of the Red Devils' 2005 Class-A state championship team.

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Washington-Wilkes head football coach Fritts retires

WASHINGTON, Ga. (WJBF) - One of the CSRA's most successful high school football programs will have a new head coach this fall, and add some new spice to the 378 War, the nickname for the rivalry between Washington-Wilkes and Lincoln County High Schools. Former assistant coach Alex Bradford will succeed Sid Fritts, who is retiring after three years in charge of the Tigers' program, Bradford confirmed to WJBF Sports. Fritts led Washington-Wilkes …

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WJBF broke the news in on Tuesday, May 2, 2023.
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