by Cam Smith, USA TODAY High School Sports USA TODAY High School Sports is a partner of High School Football America The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) has unloaded the latest crop of rule changes aimed at…
The postseason playoff ban against the Bellevue football program has been reduced from four years to two years. According to the Seattle Times, SeaKing District 2, which overseas KingCo Conference, which imposed the four year ban, cut the postseason ban in…
Colorado’s decision to experiment with a 40-second play clock this year in high school football is the basis of a new High School Football America poll on Twitter that asks, “Do You Think a 40-second Play Clock is good for…
Colorado will become the fourth state in the nation to use a 40-second play for high school football during the 2016 season. The Colorado High School Activities Association has approved a change to its rules that eliminates the 25-second clock,…
For the past year, High School Football America has been talking how our partner Echo 1612 can give high school football coaches a competitive edge by using in-game instant replay with Echo’s cutting-edge, patented technology. Today comes a story from…
USA TODAY High School Sports is a partner of High School Football America The NCAA has passed a rule allowing football recruit to bring two guardians on official visits, according to a report from ESPN.com. The proposal, which passed 14-1…
Earlier this week, the Ivy League, known more for education than football, made national headlines when its eight head coaches voted unanimously to eliminate full-contact hitting from practices during its regular season. The new rule will take effect for the…
by Jeff Fisher It looks like Louisiana won’t play separate public and private high school football championships in 2016. Earlier this week, the Louisiana High School Athletic Association announced via a press release that the Select/Non-Select split of the football…
by Jeff Fisher Georgia has joined the list of states that have established rules limiting full-contact in the preseason and regular season.
by Jeff Fisher Having been allowed to watch hundreds, if not thousands, of high school football practices during my 40+ years in the business, I was surprised to see New Jersey is moving to limiting the amount of contact during…