Oregon high school football coach fired after team’s 63-0 victory

A high school football coach in Oregon was fired on Oct. 9, Wednesday, shortly after his team won a 63-0 game that was called at halftime.Zach Loboy, the coach at Marist Catholic High School in Eugene, was fired after school officials said the coach ran up the score against Cottage Grove High School, The Oregonian reported.Read more trending news The Spartans, facing a team that only had 16 players on its roster, attempted a pair of onside kicks, including one after Marist Catholic had gone ahead 56-0 with less than two minutes remaining in the half, according to USA Today.Although the Spartans (3-3) did not recover the second onside kick, they did return an interception for a touchdown with less than 30 seconds to go before the intermission. Cottage Grove fell to 1-5.NEW: Marist Catholic (OR) HC Zach Loboy has been fired, believed to be for running up the score to 63-0 against Cottage Grove in the first half, per @KEZI9Sports😮 Loboy had his team kicking onside kicks while up 57-0.