As his first year as coach at Seminole High School in Florida, Kenne Brown won a state championship in baseball, the school's first since 1992.
During his "25-second 42-word speech" however, Coach Brown dropped several expletives that resulted in the school letting him go from his position.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wdl3awjSk64
Auperintendent Walt Griffin had written a letter to Brown condemning the speech that said:
The school heard from the parents, and even some alumni, who came to Coach Brown's defense, and signed a petition pleading for his reinstatement. Not even a month after his firing, he was.
School president Dr. Jordan Rodriguez said, "After careful consideration and a review of all the facts surrounding the entire baseball decision, I have determined that the five-day suspension without pay and being relieved from his baseball duties to date is appropriate consequence for these acts. As a result, I have made the decision to reinstate Coach Kenne Brown to his position effectively immediately. Moving forward, Coach Brown has been directed to model his behavior that is in line with the high standards of Seminole County Public Schools."
Via Fox News