High School Sports

Next in line?

The nation's top-rated high school quarterback Caleb Williams committed to Oklahoma over the holiday weekend, potentially giving the Sooners their next great under center.

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Seven of 21 players competing in annual contest are from preseason Top 25 squads.
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Jaden Bradley, Jalen Duren, Dior Johnson lead list of standouts on new teams.
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Chet Holmgren, Paolo Banchero among those who could forgo college after high school.
Florida fall sports plan to start on time
by M. StephensWed, Jun 24 2020

State's athletic association monitors COVID-19 spread, but 'optimistic' on playing games as scheduled.