Sacramento County HS football teams take different paths back to the field

40'S ERICK RUCKER HAS MORE ONHOW LOCAL COACHES ALSO PLAYERSARE GETTING READY TO TAKE THEFIELD AGAIN.IT'S THE NEWS, THE LOCALHIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES HAVE BEENWAITING TEAM WAS SUPER PUMPEDSUPER EXCITED.

I MEAN JUSTOVERJOYED YOUTH SPORTS INSACRAMENTO COUNTY ARE NOWALLOWED TO START PLAYING GAMESAGAIN.

JUSTIN ACKLAND IS ALINEBACKER FOR THE FOLSOM HIGHVARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM.

RIGHTNOW FULSOME HAS 6 GAMESSCHEDULE LESS THAN A NORMALYEAR BUT BETTER THAN NOTHING ALOT OF GUYS ARE IN A SITUATIONSCHOOL IN.THEY'RE GOING TO USEFOOTBALL TO IT GO TO COLLEGEAND GET A BETTER EDUCATION SOEVEN ONE GAME OR A QUARTER OFEVERYONE.PAUL DOHERTY IS FOLSOM HIGHFOOTBALL'S HEAD COACH DOHERTYSAYS HE NEVER LOST FAITH THATTHEY WOULD PLAY WHILE ALSOBEING IMPRESSED WITH HISPLAYERS WORK ETHIC NOT KNOWINGTHE MOST ENCOURAGING PEACE.I'VE TOLD OTHER PEOPLE BEFOREUS HAS BEEN.THE MATURITY OF OUR KIDS IMEAN OUR KIDS HAD TO GOELSEWHERE IT'S MORE OF ASTEP-BY-STEP PROCESS.WE'RE NOT RIGHT NOW WE'REJUST TRACKS LIKE THE LETTUCESCHOOL.

MISTER PARKS ANDTRAIL HIGH SCHOOL IN ELK GROVEEWING SAID HIS TEAM HASN'TBEEN GIVEN THE OKAY BY ITSDISTRICT TO START USING PADSFOR PRACTICE.RULES REQUIRE MORE THAN A WEEKOF PADDED PRACTICES BEFORE ATEAM'S FIRST GAME EWING SAYSHE AND HIS PLAYERS ARE TAKINGIT ALL IN STRIDE.