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Even in the mountains of the West a football couch can carry the macho thing too far.

A lawsuit contending a freshman football coach for El Dorado High School told players to jump over a fence before a game at Ponderosa High School - resulting in a player fracturing his arm and facing what could be more than $100,000 in medical bills - won't be dismissed.

The lawsuit states that the freshman football player was at Ponderosa High School in Shingle Springs before the game when a teammate said he needed to use the restroom. Coach Melton asked whether others also had to do so and then directed the players to jump over a fence that was closer than using a gate to access the restroom, according to the lawsuit. One team member went first over the fence, followed by Melton and then the youth who fell, according to the suit.

From the Mountain Democrat

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