Marcus Peters succeeds his father as head coach at Oakland McClymonds High School
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Key Points:
- Marcus Peters, former NFL first-team All-Pro and defensive rookie of the year, has been named head coach at McClymonds High School, succeeding his father Michael Peters.
- Michael Peters retired after 33 years on McClymonds' staff, including 13 as head coach, during which he won five state titles and compiled a 142-24 record.
- Marcus Peters played at McClymonds, was MVP of the Oakland Athletic League in high school, and went on to a successful college and NFL career before volunteering as an assistant coach under his father.
- The school expressed excitement about Marcus Peters' appointment, highlighting his NFL experience and strong ties to McClymonds as a positive influence for the football program.
