Published:Thursday, October 9, 2008 When Dan Williams was hired in 2000 to take over the McDonald football program, he was immediately placed in pressure-cooker situation which demanded immediate success. Not only was Williams returning to his hometown and alma mater, but he was now in charge of a program which boasted a history that was as rich and successful as any football program in the Mahoning Valley. On top of that, he was replacing a legend in Andy Golubic, the very coach Williams played for in the late ‘80s. Eight years later, it seems safe to suggest that Williams has successfully handled the pressure. He currently owns a 56-35 record, which includes a pair of playoff appearances. After guiding McDonald to the post-season last year, Williams has his Blue Devils off to a 7-0 start in ‘08. Williams, who earned his...
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