Tim "Ice" Harris Sr., the father of former Hurricanes cornerback Brandon Harris and USA Today's High School Football Coach of the Year in 2007, is heading back to Booker T. Washington. He is expected to be named the school's football coach as early as Monday.
Harris spent the last three years as a special assistant to former Hurricanes coach Randy Shannon, but left the program earlier this week according to UM . Harris helped coordinate the football team's community relations projects and assisted in other day-to-day operations of the football program when he was at UM. He won state championships in football and track at Booker T. in 2007.
After his son declared he would enter the draft earlier this month, Harris Sr. said he would remain at UM but was looking to get back into coaching. His son Tim Jr. served has been an assistant at Booker T. Washington since Harris left.
Great high school coach. Love his "remote control" speech from the documentary "Year of the Bull"
Posted by: MiamiSouthPaw | January 21, 2011 at 09:42 AM
Great hopefully Coach can get football back on track with the exceptions of a few schools like central CC, JAX SR COL there seems to be a bunch of retards dictating what happens also there is some lady that messes everything up in their conference she is think sheryl from what i hear she is as crooked as can be
Posted by: dade | January 24, 2011 at 09:41 AM