Family of Max Gilpin Appears on CBS Early Show

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Yesterday, acquitted Pleasure Park Ridge head coach Jason Stinson went on the national television to talk about the highly publicized trial in Kentucky. Today, Max Gilpin's mother went on CBS' The Early Show to talk about the jury decision and the situation surrounding the August, 2008 heat-related death of her son. During the interview, Max's mom, Michele Crockett said she has not had a personal apology from Stinson, and would like one. You can watch the entire The Early Show interview right here.

Jason Stinson Speaks Goes on National Television for First Time Since Trial

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
For the first time since being acquitted of all charges in the death of 15-year old Max Gilpin, former Pleasure Ridge Park head football coach Jason Stinson talked with the media today. ESPN's Bob Ley inteviewed Stinson and his lawyer on Outside the Lines.

Kentucky High School Football Coach Found Not Guilty in Player's Death

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

After a nearly two week trial, it took a Kentucky jury only 90-minutes to find former Pleasure Ridge Park high school football coach Jason Stinson not guilty of all charges in the heat related death of Max Gilpin in August, 2008. The Louisville Courier-Journal has the details of the decision.

Kentucky Jury in Jason Stinson Reckless Homicide Trial Could Begin Deliberations Today

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

According to the Louisville Courier-Journal, the case of former Pleasure Ridge Park head football coach Jason Stinson, charged with reckless homicide and wanton endangerment in the heat-related death of Max Gilpin, could go to the jury later Thursday for deliberations. The newspaper is also providing a live feed from the courtroom at this Courier-Journal link.

Testimony Begins in Kentucky Football Coach Charged in Death of Player

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

The first person to testify in the homicide trial of former Pleasure Ridge Park head football coach Jason Stinson Friday morning is Michelle Crockett, mother of Max Gilpin, who died of heat stroke in August 2008. The Louisville Courier-Journal has updates throughout the day.

Jury Selection Moving Slowly in Trial of Kentucky Coach Charged in Death of Player

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Jury selection continues today in the trial of former Pleasure Park Ridge head football coach Jason Stinson, who is charged with reckless homicide and wanton endangerment in the August 20, 2008 death of his player Max Gilpin. The Louisville Courier- Journal reports that jury selection has been slow because of media exposure.