‘Midwest Made’ Examines Feeney Family’s Football Legacy
The latest episode of 'Midwest Made' explores the multi-generational football legacy of the Feeney family, highlighting their prominent roles as coaches and quarterbacks, particularly focusing on Kevin Feeney and his sons Jett and Trey at Moorhead High School and St.…
Rochester Mason City Austin, MN, October 23, 2026 —
The latest episode of Midwest Made explores the Feeney family’s multi-generational connection to football, focusing on Kevin Feeney and his sons, Jett and Trey. The episode highlights the family’s roles as coaches and quarterbacks and connects their story with Moorhead High School and St. John’s University.
The summary of the episode identifies the people and institutions at the center of its account but does not specify which family member held each coaching or quarterback role, or how those roles were divided between the two schools. It also does not provide dates, seasons, statistics, or details about the individual careers discussed.
As described, the episode’s focus is the family legacy across generations rather than a single game or event. It considers the Feeneys’ involvement in football through the roles named in the summary, with Kevin, Jett and Trey identified as its central figures. The available information does not indicate whether the episode includes interviews, archival material, or additional contributors.
The summary also does not provide the episode’s release date, its length, or further information about the program. It does not describe particular accomplishments, coaching records, or playing milestones, so those details cannot be confirmed from the information provided. The episode is presented as a look at the Feeney family’s football connections to Moorhead High School and St. John’s University, with further specifics about the family members’ individual paths left unstated.
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