Who is Marcus Rogers and why is he retiring from Holmes County Central football?

Marcus Rogers is the recently retired head football coach of Holmes County Central, stepping down after eight seasons to continue his roles as AD and assistant principal.

What was Marcus Rogers' record at Holmes County Central?

Marcus Rogers had a 71-29 overall record with Holmes County Central, leading them to the MHSAA 5A playoffs every year.

Will Marcus Rogers still be involved with Holmes County Central athletics?

Yes, Marcus Rogers will continue as the full-time athletic director and assistant principal for Holmes County Central.

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Rogers Steps Down: 8 Seasons of Jaguars Football Success

10 Jan

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Summary

Marcus Rogers retired after eight seasons as Holmes County Central football coach.
He achieved a 71-29 record and led the team to the playoffs annually.
Rogers will continue as the school's athletic director and assistant principal.

Rogers Steps Down: 8 Seasons of Jaguars Football Success

Holmes County Central football coach Marcus Rogers has announced his retirement, concluding an impactful eight-season tenure. His departure from coaching, effective January 9, 2026, marks the end of an era for the Jaguars program, which saw consistent playoff appearances under his guidance. Rogers' dedication extended beyond the field, as he will continue serving the school in his established roles as full-time athletic director and assistant principal.

During his time with the Jaguars, Rogers achieved an impressive 71-29 overall record, leading the team to the MHSAA 5A playoffs each season. Notably, the 2025 season saw the Jaguars reach their deepest playoff run, competing for a North State title. Prior to his success at Holmes County Central, Rogers spent three seasons at Vicksburg, amassing a 19-17 record, and boasts a career coaching record of 112-46 over 24 years.