By: Jason Bishop

TheSouthernSportsEdition.com news services

After interviewing several coaching candidates, the MCA Buccaneers have chosen their next head football coach.

Tony Glazer will take over as the head Buccaneer for the upcoming football season.

Glazer will be coming over from Liberty County where he served as the Defensive Coordinator for the last four seasons.

Glazer did a very good job as the DC for Liberty and coached Richard LeCount. LeCount, of course went on to commit to Georgia and was considered by many the #1 safety in the country.

Glazer also coached standout RaeKwon McMillan while filling the DC role for the Panthers.

Glazer will be the 5^th coach in 7 years at MCA. With everything that program has been through with coaches this needs to be a long-term hire.

If Glazer is still at MCA in four years then it has been a successful hire. Stability is the key word for this hire.

There is potential to win at MCA, as proven by former coach Robbie Robinson as he took the Bucs all the way to the State Title game just two years ago.

The first step is to win the trust of the kids in the program and then get more kids to come out. McIntosh County is loaded with athletes, they just need to come out.

Tony Glazer will have a tough job in front of him. MCA’s best player, JP Palmer, has moved on to the next level and the Bucs’ starting QB, Denver Anthony transferred to Frederica Academy in the offseason. Those were the two best players for MCA from last season.

There is also the job of winning community support in McIntosh County for his new football team.

This is Glazer’s first job as a head coach.

MCA went 3-6 last season.