Kentucky High School Football Coach Found Not Guilty in Death of Player

CNN reports that Kentucky High School Football Coach Jason Stinson was found not guilty by a jury on charges arising from the death of one of his players, Max Gilpin.

More analysis to follow.

For more on this case, see the following Connecticut Sports Law posts:

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