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High School Football vs. The Heat
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Temperatures in Tuscaloosa reached over 100 degrees on August 25th. High school football coaches decided whether to delay their first game of the season.
I talked with the head football coaches of American Christian Academy (ACA) and Central High School. Both coaches emphasized how they prioritized player safety amidst the blazing heat.
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ACA and Central practiced in the heat all summer and fall camp.
Coaches Cody Martin (ACA) and DeMario Pippen (Central) detail the precautions they took in practice and during games so that their players avoided exhaustion. They explain the reasoning on whether they delayed their home opener on August 25th.
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ACA Head Football Coach Cody Martin kept his players fresh by providing breaks on the sidelines. Players rolled and cut their jerseys to make sure their bodies were staying cool.
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Central High School started their first game at 8 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. Head Coach DeMario Pippen believed it was the safest decision for both fans and players.
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ACA Head Football Coach Cody Martin kept his players fresh by providing breaks on the sidelines. Players rolled and cut their jerseys to make sure their bodies were staying cool.
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