This fall, for the first time in nine years, I haven’t been spending my Friday evenings watching high school football games.
When Tucker Holloway stepped onto the football field in Rabun Gap’s opener against Christ School, all the stress and anxiety of the past few months washed away onto the field.
When Tucker Holloway first heard that the N.C. High School Athletics Association was delaying the start to the 2020-2021 fall sports season, doubt began to creep into his mind.
As the old African proverb goes, “it takes a village.”
During a normal year, elecricity would be crackling through the valley this fall as the Andrews Wildcats and Murphy Bulldogs prepared for their opening games of the high school football season.
Student-athletes, coaches and many others across the state held their breath on Aug. 12, when a release from the N.C.
