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Vote: Who should be SBLive's Florida high school football coach of the week (10/9/2023)?

We have eight candidates up for voting from last week's games
Coach of the Week

Congratulations to last week’s winner: Fred Reid, River Ridge 


Here are this week's nominees:

Ronnie Thornton Jr., Homestead: It was a statement game for Thornton’s Broncos as the first-year head coach led Homestead past nationally ranked Columbus 32-16 in an upset win. 

Kevin Thompson, Palm Beach Central: Thompson and the Broncos of West Palm Beach just keep winning. Palm Beach Central faced its toughest test of the season, as Thompson led the Broncos past Benjamin 27-24.

Garon Belser, North Port: For the first time in North Port history, the Bobcats are off to a 4-1 start. Belser guided his program to win No. 4 when they defeated Bayshore 37-14. 

Jeff Rolson, Apopka: Up against a high-powered Olympia offense and needing a win, Rolson made sure his team was up for the task. Rolson led the Blue Darters to a thrilling 25-23 win over the Titans.

Kyle Dougherty, Yulee: Needing a win to setup a Class 2S, District 5 showdown with Baker County was exactly what Dougherty was hoping for. The Hornets' lead man led his club to a crucial 12-7 victory over Baldwin. 

Robby Pruitt, Williston: In come from behind fashion, the Red Devils remained undefeated. Pruitt pressed all the right buttons in Williston's 24-22 comeback win over Newberry. 

Brock Canaday, Dixie County: The Bears just continue to surprise the 1R ranks. Canaday pulled off what would be the most impressive win to date for Dixie County, a 19-18 win over Chiefland.

Eddie Metcalf, Taylor County: Since Hurricane Idalia pounded the region, getting back to the athletic fields at all was a tough ask of the Bulldogs. Metcalf has kept his bunch together and led them to their first win of the season, 34-0 over Hamilton County. 

-- Andy Villamarzo | villamarzo@scorebooklive.com | @sblivefl