Medina Valley athletic director and head football coach Lee Crisp resigned Friday, ending a tenure marked by allegations of erratic behavior and favoritism, the KSAT 12 Defenders have confirmed.
The athletic director and head football coach of Medina Valley Independent School District is pushing back on allegations of erratic behavior and workplace bullying, accusing several people in the community of slander in letters sent by an attorney he has retained.
A former Medina Valley Independent School District bus driver says she was forced to resign after failing a drug test, raising even more questions about the district’s decision to allow its now-athletic director and head football coach to stay employed after also failing a drug test.
Medina Valley athletic director and head football coach Lee Crisp was promoted to those high-ranking positions in 2019 despite previously failing a state drug screening, records obtained by the KSAT 12 Defenders show.
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One week from the start of the 2021 high school football season, KSAT 12's Big Game Coverage stops by Medina Valley High School to find a Panthers team looking to build off of the experience they earned last year.