When the Big 10 and Pac 12 announced that they were postponing fall sports earlier in the week, rumors began to swirl that the decision would trickle down to high school athletics in the state of L
State senator Cleo Fields is at it again.
The LHSAA provided coaches, players and fans alike some good news early last week when the organization announced its plans to begin the 2020 prep football season on Oct. 9.
The LHSAA unveiled a plan for an abbreviated football season tentatively set to begin on Oct. 8, following an executive committee meeting held Wednesday.
WORKING RAYNE HIGH OFFENSE - Rayne High’s offensive line were working hard Monday morning under the watchful eyes of Coach Peyton Phelps, the permissive start date handed down by the LHSAA. The Wolves, like all Louisiana high schools, are waiting to move into Phase III then Phase IV for the 2020 season to begin. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
The smell of football has returned to the warm, Louisiana summer air.
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