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Source: Longview News-Journal

Beau Trahan has resigned as the head football coach at Tyler Legacy High School after four seasons, Tyler ISD confirmed Thursday Morning Trahan went 10-31 with the Red Raiders, including 2-8 in each of the past two seasons. “The coaching profession is one of the toughest assignments in K-12 education,” Tyler ISD Superintendent Dr. Marty Crawford said. “While winning games on Friday nights is a priority, the time, preparation and commitment required to compete often go unnoticed. Coaches and their families make tremendous sacrifices, something that can be difficult to fully appreciate unless you’ve been in that arena. Coach Beau and his staff are to be commended for the time and energy they have poured into our young men over the last four years and for the dedication they have shown to the work.

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