Monroe Wells

"That was just the way we need to play, as far as the physical part of the game," said NSA head coach Monroe Wells.
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This is the most physical we've been this year," said Wells.
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Oh, Coach Wells can talk after this type of game, but ran off and didn't bother to explain his baffling decision to go for the two point conversion and failed after getting the tying touchdown late in the game versus Trinity Episcopal a week ago Friday night. Quite frankly I would rather hear his explanation for that decision more than anything he has to say about blowing out a team that NSA's JV team may be able to beat.

Nansemond-Suffolk's previous head coach, Monroe Wells, who had been with the Saints through three seasons, resigned according to NSA's public relations coordinator Tracie Thorndike.
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The Saints were 2-8, 6-4 and 5-5 in the three campaigns under Wells.

NSA coach Monroe Wells refused comment after the game, leaving without explanation his decision to attempt a 2-point conversion pass instead of an extra point kick after his teamís final score.

Nansemond-Suffolk Academy -- varsity game, Oct. 5 or 6, JV games, Aug. 29 and Sept. 12 -- contact: Monroe Wells, 757-539-8789 (work), 757-592-8602 (cell), mwells@nsacademy.org (posted 2-28-07)

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