Fayette County Football

Coach Davis and Tiger Football appreciate @CoachC_Collins & @TrueBlueTrooper for stopping by the Tigers Den. @FootballFayette @FCHSTigers

Congrats to Tiger Football player @Trennedy_W on receiving an offer from @CalFootball. @MWCherrington @nickcoachd42 @FootballFayette

I thought you couldn’t get a D1 scholarship playing football at The Fayette County High School. Guess I was wrong. Congratulations Trennedy!!!

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Great WIN by our Bennetts Mill MS over Flat Rock MS. A great finish by the Broncos with 26 seconds left on the clock! See you tomorrow Broncos at THE Fayette County HS, as the Tigers take on Mundys Mill. #WeAreFayette #MiddleSchoolNight @FCHSTigers @nickcoachd42 @FootballFayette

#GTB Let’s GOOOOOOO! @nickcoachd42 @FootballFayette @FCHSTigers

34 years ago today, Dr. Huey P. Newton, the Co-founder of the Black Panther Party, was shot and killed in the streets of Oakland, California. On August 22, 1989, co-founder of the Black Panther Party For Self Defense (BPP) Huey P. Newton was murdered. Newton was fatally shot on Center Street in the Lower Bottoms neighborhood of West Oakland by a 24-year-old Black Guerrilla Family member. His last words to his killer before being shot twice in the head were, You can kill my body, and you can take my life, but you can never kill my soul. My soul will live forever!” Newton’s killer, Tyrone Robinson, was convicted of the murder in 1991 and sentenced to up to 32 years to life in prison. Born in born in Monroe, Louisiana February 17, 1942, Huey Newton attended the University of California, Santa Cruz and studied law attaining his Bachelor’s Degree and PhD. While Newton attended Merritt College in California, Newton and his comrade, Chairman Bobby Seale, organized the Black Panther Party for Self Defense in October 1966 with Huey as Minister of Defense. The BPP achieved national and international recognition through their active role in the Black Liberation Movement and in politics dealing with race relations of the 1960s and 1970s. The Party’s political agenda included better housing, better jobs, and proper education for all Black people, which was all documented in their Ten-Point Program. In the years leading up to Newton’s death, the BPP was under heavy ridicule from the powers that be and classified as a hate group. In time the BPP was dismantled as it’s leaders were either killed, imprisoned or addicted to drugs. Still even today the works an ideas of the prolific leader Huey P. Newton live on. (black panther party formation thread below)

@FCHSTigers come out and support @FootballFayette #letsgotigers 🐯

@FayetteSports @FCHSTIGERSPORTS @nickcoachd42 @carloswalljr Congratulations Carlos!!! #HUNTMODE # #DefendTheDen

Next in the 2023 Super 12, Carlos Wall of Fayette County.

Let’s Go FAY-ETTE! @FCHSTIGERSPORTS @fcboe

Fayette County Seniors welcoming North Fayette Elementary car and bus riders this morning. ⁦@FCHSTigers⁩ #HUNTMODE #DefendTheDen

Let’s Go!!!

Don’t miss your 1st look at this years 2023 FCHS Tigers! #GTB @nickcoachd42 @FootballFayette

It’s GAME WEEK!!! Go TIGERS! @nickcoachd42 @FootballFayette

Congratulations to former Tiger Julian Hall on the beginning of his 1st collegiate football season at Hampton University. Go Tigers! @FootballFayette

The Fayette County Tigers would like to thank Pastor David Chancey of McDonough Road Baptist Church for stopping by practice this morning to encourage our Tigers and invite us to their Kick-off service this Sunday.

It’s about that time!!!! Picture day for our Seniors, the season is right around the corner. @FootballFayette

Come out and support your Fayette County Tigers Football Team tomorrow by getting your car washed or making a donation. Thank you in advance and GO TIGERS!!!

This is Nick Davis with Fayette County Football. We are raising money for our program. Please click the link below to help me reach my goal. Thank you in advance for your generous support! app.scoreboard.coach/d/DHahJJJPEe3u…