For many high school kids, they are influential role models. High school coaches help shape the lives of thousands of young people at a critical point in their development. That includes the coaches of the two football teams from Alachua county that are still alive in the state playoffs.

But once the playoffs end, many coaches can lose contact with the kids.
That's because a growing number of them are moving out of the schools.
In the first of a two part series. TV20's Chris Price tells us why some coaches are sidelined during the school day.