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Coach Madison left the Pensacola area for a brief return to coaching in south Georgia at Westover High School in 1989-90 to help turn around a struggling program. He returned to Milton High School as the head coach for several years in the late 1990s. (Need to firm up these years. I know he was there
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Madison's last stint as a head coach was when he returned to the sidelines in 2002 and took over the Jackson Academy Program in Jackson, Alabama. JA was coming off a 0ā€“10 season, and in Madison's first year with the program he led them to a 10ā€“3 record which included a state title. In 2003, Madison
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again led JA to a state title and a 12ā€“0 record. Madison coached one more season with JA before retiring after the 2004 season. Madison briefly came out of retirement in 2009 to assist his former school, Tate High School, as an offensive consultant at the age of 77.
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The Tate High School football field was renamed as ā€œCarl Madison Fieldā€ in his honor in 2021 and officially dedicated in 2022.
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in 1994-1999. I believe he coached Long enough to retire from FL, then returned to AL to complete a retirement in AL too.)
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before an injury cut short his career. He transferred to Troy State Teachers College (now
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Legendary football coach Carl Madison dies, leaves legacy on northwest Florida
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to two state championships in 1987 and 1988. The 1988 Eagle team was named as
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on an athletic scholarship, but left after his freshman year to join the
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Tate Football Field To Be Dedicated As ā€˜Carl Madison Fieldā€™ Friday Night
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FHSAA announces coaching staff for All-Century football team
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Upon graduation, he took on his first coaching job at
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Football Legend Carl Madison, 77, Returns To Coaching
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American football
high school football
Florida
Alabama
Corky Rogers
Uriah, Alabama
Escambia County High School
Texas Tech University
United States Army
1952 college football season
Troy University
Carrabelle High School
Milton High School
J. M. Tate High School
Gonzalez, Florida
Pensacola's
Pine Forest High School
mythical national champions
USA Today
"Alabama High School Football History"
Football Legend Carl Madison, 77, Returns To Coaching
Tate Football Field To Be Dedicated As ā€˜Carl Madison Fieldā€™ Friday Night
Legendary football coach Carl Madison dies, leaves legacy on northwest Florida
FHSAA announces coaching staff for All-Century football team
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