Our 2015 high school football schedule tour around America stops in Virginia today. Virginia, which always year-round practice except for a 10-day dead period before the start of the season, begins practice on July 30th with the first regular season…
For the second time this month, the coach of a highly successful high school football team finds himself on the sidelines over recruiting violations. According to the Virginian-Pilot, Chris Scott, head coach of the 2014 Virginia Class 6A champion Ocean…
A new study published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics is reporting that high school and college football players are more likely to suffer concussions in practice more than during games.
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It’s the Christmas Eve of football as we approach the 2015 NFL Draft. NFL dreams begin with the first round of the NFL Draft in Chicago tomorrow night. Back in February NFL.com did a story looking at the last five…
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has written a story on his team’s website that says high school football coaches “play such a vital role in our society.” The story is entitled Why Football Matters.
High School Football America is very pleased to announce that it is partnering with Krossover Intellegence, the leading sports film analysis and statistical company. Over the coming weeks and months, leading-up to the 2015 high school football season, HSFA will…
Super Bowl 50, the game’s golden anniversary, will celebrate the approximately 3,000 players who have taken part in the world’s big football game by honoring their high schools.
by Jeff Fisher Player rankings keep being released earlier and earlier. Monday, Rivals.com released its Rivals 100 with the Rivals 250 for the class of 2016 to be released on Tuesday. Georgia-commit Jacob Eason of Lake Stevens High School in…
Player safety was the main focus of the six new high school football rules changes announced Friday by the National Federation of State High School Associations’ Football Rules Committee.