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 Jackie Oneal 

Jackie ONeal is a native of and attended Reeltown High School. ONeal was a star performed on the football field during his high school playing days. He made the honorable mention All-State team his junior and senior seasons as a running back at Reeltown.

ONeal played in the Alabama All-Star Game in Tuscaloosa following his senior season. He graduated from Reeltown in 1972 and from Livingston State University in 1976.

He left Livingston as the fourth leading rusher in school history with 1,873 yards from 1973-75.

A devastating blocker in the Tigers wishbone attack, ONeal also scored 18 touchdowns in his career and still owns the record for the longest touchdown reception, 94 yards against Southeastern Louisiana in 1974. He helped guide the team to a third place finish in the nation in 1975.


Following graduation from college, he was an assistant coach at Reeltown for ten seasons prior to taking over as head coach in 1988. Over the next 27 seasons his teams won consistently and made the playoffs in all but three seasons.

Reeltown reached the 1991 and 1992 state championship games but came up short in search of their coachs first title. The Rebels reached the title game again in 2000 before winning Coach ONeals first state championship in 2001 by defeating Notasulga 46-6. Reeltown would win another title in 2009 with a 16-8 win over Clay County.

ONeals overall record is 241-110 with a region record of 104-32 which ranks among the best in state history. His teams have won fourteen area and region titles during his tenure.

ONeal was honored as coach of the year by the Alabama Sports Writers Association in 1991, 1992 and 2001 and the Alabama Football Coaches Association in 2008. He was head coach of the Alabama team in the 2007 Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game and has served on the AHSAAs Central Board of Control, Legislative Council and Football Committee.

Coach ONeal was inducted into the West Alabama University (Livingston) Hall of Fame 2007. The fans of Reeltown named the stadium in his honor in 2010. He was inducted into the Alabama High School Athletic Associations Hall of Fame in 2012.


Known Record:  241-110-0   68.7%
 Season Total   Playoffs   Region Record 
 Team   Season  Class   W/L/T   PF  PA   W/L/T  PF  PA   Region  Title  W/L/T   PF  PA 
Reeltown
Reeltown2015 2A6-52932490-12023R53-3139123
Reeltown2014 2A10-23121641-14140R55-116281
Reeltown2013 2A7-42641970-1717R55-2190114
Reeltown2012 2A12-24332033-111379R5#7-021871
Reeltown2011 2A8-43541881-14844R55-2188109
Reeltown2010 2A13-24691724-114988R5#7-021135
Reeltown2009 2A14-1478915-013840R3#7-024527
Reeltown2008 2A12-24831103-17643R3#7-033538
Reeltown2007 2A4-6222228R31-6150209
Reeltown2006 2A6-52872130-1038R34-3179118
Reeltown2005 1A5-5233187R34-3192102
Reeltown2004 1A8-43111491-14841R36-122352
Reeltown2003 1A8-54701712-18341R4#4-3312111
Reeltown2002 1A8-42951721-15756R45-218479
Reeltown2001 1A14-1498815-018534R46-121335
Reeltown2000 1A11-44101934-114661R46-122495
Reeltown1999 2A6-72422142-17553R7#2-0412
Reeltown1998 2A5-61652210-1633R7#2-04927
Reeltown1997 2A5-71832451-13044R82-17663
Reeltown1996 2A3-6111219R81-23775
Reeltown1995 2A10-21951491-12144R6#3-08365
Reeltown1994 2A9-42581442-16146R6#3-07222
Reeltown1993 2A6-51591360-11432R61-14023
Reeltown1992 2A12-33821094-111758R6#2-0767
Reeltown1991 2A14-14111054-113945R6#1-0336
Reeltown1990 2A10-42891093-110634R6#1-0250
Reeltown1989 2A5-61701631-14937R6#2-0476
Reeltown1988 2A10-3277862-16716R6#2-0737
 28 Years241-1108654466850-2317961087104-3240171702
    
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