A legendary Maryland high school football coach has more than a passing interest in Super Bowl LIV. Two members of the Kansas City Chiefs — linebacker Dorian O’Daniel and cornerback Kendall Fuller — were teammates at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Olney, where they played for Bob Milloy, Maryland's winningest head football coach. CHIEFS' ANDY REID GETS ANOTHER SHOT AT NFL TITLE: WHY FANS BELIEVE HE'S PERFECT FOR MIAMIO’Daniel and Fuller both graduated from the Catholic high school in 2013. KANSAS CITY HOSPITAL BABIES DRESSED AS CHIEFS PLAYERS AHEAD OF SUPER BOWLMilloy’s successor at Good Counsel,Andy Stefanelli, coached O’Daniel and Fuller when they were freshmen, according to the station. "Dorian was one heck of a running back in high school," Stefanelli told the station.

Source: Fox News February 02, 2020 15:00 UTC