A football coach at Guntersville High School in Alabama has resigned from his position after being charged with public intoxication at a nearby school’s football event.
Jerry Fulks was entering his first season as the defensive coordinator and associate head coach at Guntersville at the time of his arrest on Friday, August 14. He was also set to teach P.E. at Guntersville Middle School.
Fulks, 45, was at the Arab High School football jamboree with other Guntersville coaches in an effort to scout the team’s opening-night opponent, according to the Hartselle Enquirer . At the event, Fulks attempted to access the sideline, allegedly showing a…
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