State approves additional regular season game for high school football teams

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Published on May 28, 2020 -

State approves additional regular season game for high school football teams

Many teams will have the option to forgo a scrimmage in favor of playing additional regular season game.


State approves additional regular season game for high school football teams

Regular season game.

The approved rule calls for letting teams to play up to 10 games - excluding potential sectional and further postseason contests.

The previous limit was nine games.

In simple terms - it allows teams in most classes to schedule an eighth regular season contest provided the individual schools and sections approve of doing so.

Structurally - teams have normally played a scrimmage for the first time out against another school before officially beginning their season the following week.

This new rule will give teams the ability to decide whether or not they'd like to make that first game a scrimmage or a regular season contest that would count on their record towards sectional qualification.

Risk- reward type of scenario.

You can find a more details regarding this rule change at our website -

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