After an offseason filled with uncertainty amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of high school football teams returned to the gridiron this week to begin their first official practices of the season.
There has been another twist in the tale of this Texas high school football season, potentially impacting several programs at the 4A level and below.
This announcement opened a whole new can of worms as 1A-4A teams currently restricted by local health orders will now see their seasons shortened while their counterparts get a head start.
The logic behind this schedule is that smaller schools located in smaller communities will have less risk of community spread of COVID-19, making it theoretically safer for high school football seasons to begin in those communities.
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