The two Georgia high school football teams involved in a post-game brawl that left a coach severely injured are scheduled to face each other again this fall, but a school official insists on several conditions.

Warren County Superintendent Carole Jean Carey wants the game played with no fans, though parents of players and school officials could attend.

The superintendent doesn't want the player accused of hitting Warren County coach David Daniel to play in the game, and said her team would forfeit if all the stipulations aren't met.

Daniel suffered crushed bones in his face and had metal plates implanted in his head following his team's 21-2 win over Hancock Central Oct. 14.

The teams are scheduled to face each other Sept. 28.

Tags: Warren County High School, Hancock Central, coach attack, coach beating, David Daniel