Pennsylvania High School Football Coach Won’t Step Down Despite Ties To Murder Trial With ‘Cult-Like’ Church
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Matt Miller has reportedly decided not to step down as the high school football coach at McKeesport in Pennsylvania. This latest development comes less than a week after he supposedly informed the district’s athletic director that he would be resigning.
It is a fluid situation that is subject to change.
There is a lot of uncertainty regarding the ongoing high school football controversy. Things should start to become more clear with definitive answers in the coming days and weeks. The clock is ticking. Summer workouts are already underway!
McKeesport needs a coaching staff.
The Tigers were one of the best high school football teams in the Keyston State last season. They reached the Class 4A state championship game at 9-4 in 2025, in large part because of five-star running back Kemon Spell, who committed to Georgia. They have not finished with less than eight wins in a single season since Miller was hired as head coach in 2016. McKeesport wins!
However, the start of the 2026 regular season is less than two months away and the coaching staff may or may not be invited back.
Multiple outlets reported that the Tigers’ football coaching staff was (and is) in danger of being dismissed. The school board tabled a vote on whether or not to renew their contracts at a meeting last week. The board did not rehire the assistants. It did not fire them.
A source close to the McKeesport Area School District told KDKA that Miller initially decided to step down from his role as a result of the non-decision in regard to his assistant coaches. That no longer appears to be the case.
Miller reportedly told the district — and the rest of his coaching staff — that he will be staying on. He intends to coach the Tigers in 2026. The board voted to retain him through next season in January. There is no new motion to relieve him of his duties.
The same is not true for his assistants. Their employment with the school remains in limbo.
Board member Matthew Holtzman called for the entire staff to resign. They did not do so.
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