By Mike Perleberg Taylor High School interim football coach Mark Miller (left) with athletic director Larry Herges. Photo via Craig Hockenberry/jacketSupt on Twitter. (Cleves, Oh.) - Taylor High School’s football team will be led by an interim head coach in 2017. Former head coach after Dave Huffman stepped down this past spring. Three Rivers Local Schools Superintendent Craig Hockenberry thanked Huffman for his nine years of service to Taylor football. Mark Miller has been tapped as the Yellowjackets interim coach, according to a June announcement from the school. Miller is a 2010 Elder High School graduate who played quarterback for the Panthers and later on at Ohio Dominion University. He was an assistant coach at Elder before being hired as Taylor’s QB coach in February. Miller is a teacher at Taylor Middle School.
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